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@WWC ... While these images look great, I (we) cant get any reference to size with the black background. While these pictures look "HOTTER" the typical grid background at least gives us a size reference.
I wont get into the ever popular debate of using PS to delete the background and "what else may have been done to the colors"... LOL

And YES, I am a customer, so not bashing. Just my 2 cents. Whatever that is worth.
 
@WWC ... While these images look great, I (we) cant get any reference to size with the black background. While these pictures look "HOTTER" the typical grid background at least gives us a size reference.
I wont get into the ever popular debate of using PS to delete the background and "what else may have been done to the colors"... LOL

And YES, I am a customer, so not bashing. Just my 2 cents. Whatever that is worth.

We do understand that concern and we post the coral size in the description on our website just for the reason that size can be hard to tell.
If you are looking for the sizes when we post on here, then we will gladly make that happen :)
 

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