JB help / Need help on order......

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Got a bit of a problem I believe, tell me if I’m wrong......Ordered a JB from a company after seeing an AD for them here on R2R. The polyp has a 1 inch size given on description. This was not a WYSIWYG order. However a pic was on the listing and I figured they had multiple polyps from the same polyp. Well what I received is unlike any JB I have or have seen listed and certainly not close to resembling the pic from the vendors site. I will post pic of listing and what was received, PLEASE let me know what you think and if I’m justified in requesting a coral like the one pictures.

Listing photo from site.
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What I got. Note the colors of the JB in background.
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Coral in question is on the bright frag plug on the left side of pic about halfway.
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IMO, what you have is a JB but the pic given to you is saturated with a lot of pop light.
Even the black egg crate is blue :eek:
Give a week or two but keep communicating positively in PM's or text with the seller every other day.
 
IMO, what you have is a JB but the pic given to you is saturated with a lot of pop light.
Even the black egg crate is blue :eek:
Give a week or two but keep communicating positively in PM's or text with the seller every other day.

Agree - the first photo looks to heavily photoshopped which is pretty common. Also give the coral some time in your tank to adjust and hopefully it will brighten up.
 

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