Official Favia Show Off Thread...

I will play along.........

Here are a few of mine
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cant get a good pic but the flesh glows on this a bright aquamarine with black purple eyes

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This has super tiny polyps,maybe favites? But ive never seen one with this pattern so im kinda stumped..
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A new favia I recently picked up from Reef Paradise in Flint, MI. It was in the shadows on the bottom of the tank, but the main colony was coloring up very nicely where the light was hitting it.
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You usually see these with green and red this is baby blue and red...
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Heres a couple of mine......

cheers,
Darren

WWC rainbow favia:
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PPE favia:
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dragon soul favia:
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reverse prism favia:
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heres one of my nicest gems i dont remember name of this one
 

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Here are two pics of my favorite favia. Not sure what it is called but it is not mias pot of gold nor babys breath since I have both of those and they do not look like this one.

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