Purple Echinata SPS???

[TopNotchCorals]

You would have to take that up with the wife... I highly doubt it would happen since she hates this hobby with more passion than I love it with...:tounge:
we have a local club meeting on photography in a couple weeks hopefully I can figure it out...;)

I hope they give you all the help you need so you can feed us with some of those nice sticks you got in that tank of yours:D

 

[Troylee]

It would be nice...;)
when I pull the pics from the camera with nikon transfer and I can blow them up it looks great....
I can't save them thou... I need to figure out how to use the photo process stuff or what to even use...
Photoshop has to many thingys for me I will never figure that out...lol

 

[ReeferRob]

I bought a Hawkins from someone on here, is it normal that the tips and new growth are a nice deep purple fade to light purple then the classic blue I've seen.

 

[TopNotchCorals]

I bought a Hawkins from someone on here, is it normal that the tips and new growth are a nice deep purple fade to light purple then the classic blue I've seen.

Never seen that before Rob,the Hawkins I always see is a solid teal blue.

 

[myzislow]

I bought a Hawkins from someone on here, is it normal that the tips and new growth are a nice deep purple fade to light purple then the classic blue I've seen.

Completely normal

 

[mpoletti]

Poletti,may you bless me with your professional opinion;)

I'm not a professional, but I do not think its an ech because if the rounded tips and no stirations along an elongated branch. Its a nice piece for sure. Purples are always a great addition.
Back to my little hole in the world. :angel:

 

[JOSE CASAS]

I'm not a professional, but I do not think its an ech because if the rounded tips and no stirations along an elongated branch. Its a nice piece for sure. Purples are always a great addition.
Back to my little hole in the world. :angel:

Ditto

 

[m and m]

I'm not a professional, but I do not think its an ech because if the rounded tips and no stirations along an elongated branch. Its a nice piece for sure. Purples are always a great addition.
Back to my little hole in the world. :angel:

I would concure with you 100%, I would say it's the same as the 20k/30k Loki, sorry don't remember the species name off the top of my head. My guess would be lokina I think.

 

[gflat65]

Mark,

What are your thoughts of the Hawkins being an A. awi? I've got a friend who has a huge colony of Hawkins (~8") that looks very much like the A. awi colonies in Corals of the World.

The purple and yellow tipped echinata-I'm not sure if I can post a pic of it... I'm thinking there might be a copyright issue. Maybe an incidental picture...

 

[smokenax]

does it look like this?
<a href="deepwater purple white polyp picture by smokenax14 - Photobucket" target="_blank"><img src="http://i918.photobucket.com/albums/ad24/smokenax14/Picture075.jpg" border="0" alt="deepwater purple white polyp"></a>

 

[TopNotchCorals]

does it look like this?
<a href="deepwater purple white polyp picture by smokenax14 - Photobucket" target="_blank"><img src="http://i918.photobucket.com/albums/ad24/smokenax14/Picture075.jpg" border="0" alt="deepwater purple white polyp"></a>

Not at all,I will have to get a pic of the mother colony;)