Vivid's Big Wave....who's got it?

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I love the structure of this piece but would like to see a hobbyst's picture of it.


So, anyone got it?

Thanks,

Matt
 
It's a cool looking piece and I like the color combo, but I'm guessing that price tag has prevented it from spreading around? I do like to go there and look in the back room to see what Dave is cooking, but this pandemic has prevented my browsing lately.
Bump for a pic!
 
It's a cool looking piece and I like the color combo, but I'm guessing that price tag has prevented it from spreading around? I do like to go there and look in the back room to see what Dave is cooking, but this pandemic has prevented my browsing lately.
Bump for a pic!
I hear ya. It’s unique looking and the site says out of stock so somebody musta bought it?! Or maybe they lost it/had a problem with it. I’ve been wanting to make the trip out there again.
 
I know a lot of people have problems with vivids corals
How so? Appearance-wise or in terms of survivability? I know their pictures are a bit overdone. The piece looks cool tho, almost like a. speciosa
 
FWIW - I have about $7k in acros from Vivid. The tenuis are not as hardy as some I get elsewhere. Ive lost 2 but the rest take a while to settle, like months. The millepora are gorgeous and all very healthy. Anytime I have an issue, which has only been twice, Brandon has instantly sent me replacements. I think I may have lost 2-3 corals out of 35 from them. Their pictures are doctored up, all blues but most know that going in. Never pay retail with them. Theyll always knock off around 30% if you buy 3+ at a time. Vivid is one of 3 go to vendors I use for SPS.
 

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