SPS - Eye Candy

REEF2REEF · Oct 16, 2006

Alright you SPS nuts, lets see the eyecandy.

jonbar1 · Oct 16, 2006

Only got a few, and nothing all that uncommon, but here you go:

Acropora chesterfieldensis (as neon as a highlighter marker in person!! canon wouldn't capture it)

Wild "Superman" Montipora danae

jonbar1 · Oct 16, 2006

Tri-color?

johnanddawn · Oct 16, 2006

heres a couple:

da6d2003 · Oct 16, 2006

I don't even know what some of these are

?

tricolor

orange digi

tort of some sort

mecold · Oct 16, 2006

A purple polyp birdsnest

A tricolor

Randy · Oct 16, 2006

143gadgets · Oct 17, 2006

johnanddawn · Oct 22, 2006

got a new digi yesterday hope it stays this color!!!! i put it next to my orange plate so you could tell how pink it is

Stixbaraca · Oct 22, 2006

sweet guys and gals...keep them coming! I am trying to get some sps ideas for when I upgrade the lighting...I am looking for a couple super sweet looking frags to showcase the tank!

Randy · Oct 22, 2006

Here is A.Tenuis that I have been growing out for 3 yrs from a 1/2 in frag.It was green and now yellow with pink on the tips of the new growth. I tried to capture the light pink tips but could not get them to glow like in person.

da6d2003 · Oct 22, 2006

Can anyone tell me what this is?

Randy · Oct 22, 2006

Check out this site it has alot of pics to help id everything.It looks like a A.nana.
Acropora nana

da6d2003 · Oct 22, 2006

Yea! :)

Thanks for the link.

jonbar1 · Oct 22, 2006

ORA Blue Tort frag from the swap

Randy · Oct 22, 2006

Jon that thing looks mighty bleached.I looks like a cali tort is this the new ORA tort or the old one that has green polyps?

surfn · Oct 22, 2006

i'm pretty sure the cali tort and the ORA tort are the same thing.

but yeah, that looks severely bleached. what color are the polyps?

jonbar1 · Oct 23, 2006

Not bleached, that's the metering on my camera(for reference, it is on the top of a dark green rubber piece from a rose holder). It is vibrant blue in person, but directly lighted and it drives my camera crazy. If anyone knows how to adjust it, please let me know. I can't get a decent pic of my chesterfieldensis either, it is neon green/yellow in person and looks like a bleached yellow in my pics.