IMO yes. I have a red and a green one I think the red one is the one you are talking about. The green one I dont remember the weird name they gave looks good under whites also. Anything that isnt a "glitter" I think would look fine under whites. Neither of the ones I have look to have much florescence under heavy blues.
I never tried that exact one. It won’t glow that neon color under whites, but it should still look fantastic.
Anyone have a suggestion for a good grabber tool or some such thing to grab small objects on the tank bottom?
The yellow tang must have pulled hard enough on the macroalgae rubber banded to a small rock to dislodge it and it’s now on the bottom, where I can barely reach it.
Something like this, but reef friendly;
I use an 18" Hemostat. They make various sizes and shapes.Anyone have a suggestion for a good grabber tool or some such thing to grab small objects on the tank bottom?
The yellow tang must have pulled hard enough on the macroalgae rubber banded to a small rock to dislodge it and it’s now on the bottom, where I can barely reach it.
Something like this, but reef friendly;
Under dark blue
I have that coral and it does look like that under my Radion XR15 Blue in AB+. I tried to photograph it but it comes out more orange. They may have adjusted the sliders but I can attest to it looking like that in real life. It’s a beautiful contrast of color and movement.I never tried that exact one. It won’t glow that neon color under whites, but it should still look fantastic.
Vendor pics heavily edit and saturate their photos, so not even my royal blues can replicate it IMO.
Look at this pic:
I think that’s edited. What do you guys think? I never saw that variant in real life.
Very nice! The hammer on the bottom looks so cool!I have that coral and it does look like that under my Radion XR15 Blue in AB+. I tried to photograph it but it comes out more orange. They may have adjusted the sliders but I can attest to it looking like that in real life. It’s a beautiful contrast of color and movement.
This is the best pic I could get. It’s hard to do the color justice with an iPhone camera and orange filter.
Thanks!
It’s a little cloudy outside this morning but this is that cherry red goni in natural sunlight. It’s a standout coral in natural light. The WWC pic is definitely shot under blues (and maybe with some trick filters).
Under dark blue
Under more whites. Hopefully the clownfish cameo gives a perspective on how white it is:
Here’s a photo with a tiny bit more blue mixed in.
I honestly can't say. I've had it for less than a month.
It was my opinion that gonis were nearly impossible to keep alive more than a year….however, that is old data of wild harvested gonis from Eastern Australia. Now the aquacultured, legacy Gonis from vendors like WWC are, IME, some of the easiest corals to keep.
