Riptide Aquaculture Eye candy photography

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If I want to see these in nature, please let me know where. Phillipines? Indonesia? Belize? Australia? Thanks.
Id say if you had to go somewhere to see a large portion of these corals in nature id say start in Indonesia or Australia. Do you do a lot of diving?
 
Id say if you had to go somewhere to see a large portion of these corals in nature id say start in Indonesia or Australia. Do you do a lot of diving?
I have looked into diving and aquaculture... seems reefing is cheaper than going all over to see nature, as personal aquariums can also be therapeutic!
 
I have looked into diving and aquaculture... seems reefing is cheaper than going all over to see nature, as personal aquariums can also be therapeutic!
Most defiantly! to be honest I feel like my reefing hobby has really pushed me into looking at diving. So I can really appreciate where you are coming from!
How long have you been in this reefing hobby?
 

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