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Here some corals from my tank

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I believe the last two were a bit overexposed. Next time try underexposing the sots on those coral a click.
 
I will thanks

I have more just no time right now to put them up now . I will later

John
 
Great pics John! :D
 
nice pics i really need to learn how to add the frame to my pics they look really nice with it
 
I will take some this week and post . I have been treating with algea x so the colors are a little off right now .

John
 

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