Jaw Dropper Acro

Here is an update of how my frag is looking now. This shot taken under all 8 ATI bulbs, as opposed to only using 2x Blue + in the last shot.

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Ok so i went to James (Keithcorals) house yesterday and wow!!!! This guy is nuts!!!! The nicest acros I've ever seen. I don't like acros but he made me doubt my zoa addiction and on my new tank I will have a few acros from him lol.
He has blue+ and coral+ bulbs and We used different combos while taking pics. I also used My 60mm and my 105mm nikon macro. Lightroom adjusting for whitebalance.

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Looking good! Nice progression on your jawdropper piece. Talk to you soon dude
 
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Wow .. what a difference. I just saw this thread from a link on facebook, had to go through from the beginning. Wow.
 

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