Show me no name Tenuis

Tennys can be quite finicky as well. They offer the most broad color changes i think. But..tenuis is really a bluer light acro for showing off color and from across a room and or in whiter light there are others that look better like torts/stags and such.
 
Tennys can be quite finicky as well. They offer the most broad color changes i think. But..tenuis is really a bluer light acro for showing off color and from across a room and or in whiter light there are others that look better like torts/stags and such.

We will see I actually got some frags and one thing I want to experiment is full spectrum on them, I will start a build thread soon to document general aquarium health and growth as well as full spectrum vs actinic color on the corals including tenuis.
 
This was also a no namer tenuis from aquaSD.
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Tenuis aren't the only ones though. No idea what kind of acro this is, but cool regardless.
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Dang... that is nice. Did you get that from Aquasd? If so , do you remember the name?
 

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