(for an article) Could I see some photos of some soft corals please

[kichimark]

Would have posted my pink nepthea but a poster above posted one and their picture is so much better than mine haha.

Here is a green leather that I grew from a baseball size to about a volleyball. Had it for about 3 years in a 100G tank under t-5's. Fish is your common flamehawk.

 

[kichimark]

It’s just an IPhone 8 for the pics. I use an app called Snapseed to adjust the blue level so that the picture looks the same as your eye would see it.

Awesome. Thanks for the tip.

 

[Janci]

Ask @MJC if you can use one of his photos.
He has one of the best soft tanks around.
Look for his Softies Tank thread.

 

[James M]

Xenia

 

[Sallstrom]

Here's a Sacrophyton colony and a clownfish. The colony was donated by a hobbyist to us at the Maritime Museum & Aquarium four years ago. We placed it on the bottom in our 10000L reef tank and it's now almost one meter in diameter I think.

 

[Vteclover]

182 gallon
Have him for 3 years now
Sinularia dura neon green
White light,you cant imagine him in the blue light ;-)

 

[John3]

Why can't you just take pics with white light on? Just curious, I see a lot of people take pics with blue lights on. I'm curious because I don't have any corals or a proper reef light yet. Just FOWLR for now.

Here are the same mushrooms under straight white light. To me I wouldn’t enjoy my corals under just white light but others prefer it. To each their own I guess.

 

[Mag]

I need some photos of soft corals to accompany an article. Can I see some of yours? If you post a photo, tell me what it is and how long you've had it and how many gallons your tank is.

THANK YOU

 

[srad750c]

Some mushrooms I’ve had for 12+ years

GSP


Zooanthids spp.



Ricordea Yuma



Palys?



Blue sympodium



Cabbage leather frag, had mother colony for 20+ years. Came in on live rock.


Red bubble tip anemone