Live Aquaria/Diver's Den pix

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I had a chance to travel with SaraB this weekend to visit the Diver's Den facility in Rhinelander, WI as part of a Wisconsin club outing. The collection of corals available for purchase was amazing but, in my own sick way, the highlight of the day was being able to photograph Live Aquaria director Kevin Kohen's collection in the tanks in his office. Here are the results.
Gary

1. Starfish on a clam
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2. Starfish on a clam
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3. Shrimp
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4. Scolymia
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5. Sea fan
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6. Nemateleotris helfrichi
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7. Sea apple
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8. Bowerbanki?, 11-image stack
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9. Dendrophyllia
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10. Echinata, 13-image stack
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11. Favia, might be Tyree Mystic Grape, 15-image stack
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Absolutely amazing as always. I like all of them but really like the shrimp photo, wow!
 
Holy Cow, those pics are simply the best, highest quailty pics ive ever seen!
O and the subjects were nice as well. Thanks for sharing.
 
I saw Kevin on tv once and it was pretty cool, he seems like a decent guy to me and from what i see here hes got some nice stuff there. Thanks for the pics!
 
The photos turned out awesome Gary and I'm glad you were finally able to make the trip to photograph Kevin's office tanks! I still love that Cooks Island firefish!
 
Thanks to all. Sara, it was a great trip. I'm thinking you need to add that firefish to your collection. It was only $999 and it is absolutely beautiful.
Gary
 
Yes, it's a beauty but seeing as though I've had 3 plain ole helfrichi's disappear ... I won't be spending $999 on this one!
 

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