Riptide Aquaculture Eye candy photography

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WWC Hi-C Cyphastrea​

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RTA Gold Rush Chalice​

 

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RTA King Favia​

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RTA Shock Tops

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Bright Ricordia

 

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FAT Head Dendro ​

 

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Crazy Warpaint scolly​

 

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RTA Ice Breaker Acan

 

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RTA Sub Zero Zoas​

 

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Rainbow lobo​

 

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yellow-gold hammer​

 

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RTA Double Trouble​

 

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RTA Vampire Killers​

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RTA Wiskey Sour Chalice​

 

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Warpaint scolly​

 

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RTA Jelly Bellys​

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RTA Golden Nebulas​

 

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Mummy Eye Chalice​

 

[thamnasteroid]

The first piece is called an Indophyllia this one is NFS at them moment( it is a wild indo coral, they are extremely rare at this point.
The next one is the RTA Eye of RA Acan is one is Sold at this point
the last one in this picture is a mother colony of Tony the tiger acan, we currently have frags up for grabs here is a link
click here

The indophyllia is actually just a different species of cynarina. I think its called cynarina macassarensis.

 

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The indophyllia is actually just a different species of cynarina. I think its called cynarina macassarensis.

Indophyllia macassarensis after doing some digging this is what I found

https://reefbuilders.com/2020/02/18/reef-raft-indophyllia-reminds-us-of-this-corals-potential/
https://reefbuilders.com/2019/05/22/indophyllia-macassarensis-not-really-a-donut/
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