twinspots_goby's corals :o

yes, but one of the characteristics of rotundoflora is non-uniform irregular corallites. to me this piece looks like the eyes are growing in similar/uniform shapes, but again this will be easier to tell when it gets bigger.

Another characteristic of Rotundo is that their sweepers are always visible.
 
Wow!!! You have an outstanding collection of chalices and favia's... How long did it take to get to where you are now?
 
i dont care the money i spent on my corals. When i look at my tank and i see the great colors and stuff. At least im doing something and spent my money on something i enjoyed. Most people would say wut? $300 for a small thingie like that, but hey everyone has their own hobbies they spend their money on. Cars, comics, etc...all hobbies cost money
 
i always say "why spend all that time and money on the equipment just to fill the tank with ugly corals".

:p
 
+1 benny....thats true...lol...it cost money to make cars look nice ...i guess it takes money to make the tank look nice as well..
 
Your collection is amazing! Thanks for sharing the pics.
 

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