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Got to shoot this fungia when photographing corals in Atlanta last week. This is the first fungia coral I've seen with these colors. I'm glad I got to photograph it, but would rather own it.

Gary

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Great shot Gary! There's an awesome red/dark pink one at Old Town Aquarium that you should photograph! It's a real beauty @ $600!
 
Thanks to all. It is one impressive coral.
Sara, haven't been to Old Town in years. Parking is always such a hassle. I'll put it on my list.
Gary
 
We hit the shop 2 weekends ago with Nancy & Benjie for the first time (Lisa & I) and we were very impressed. We parked in the garage recommended on their website and if you make a minimum purchase and spend under an hour there, you get reduced or free parking. We made the purchase, but were there about 2 hours so didn't qualify. Shop, shoot your photo's and get out under an hour!
 

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