Vivid's Lucky Charm Hammer

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I know that most companies take photos of their corals under high actinic lighting. I can usually use the frag plug to get a general idea of whether or not they've cranked the light. I'm considering Vivid Aquarium's Lucky Charm Hammer because of the blue look and how different it is from most of the hammer's that I've seen. However, this striking difference also has me questioning whether or not the color is genuine. Does anyone have one of these to verify that the color they're showing is accurate?
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Vivid Aquariums in Los Angeles? Dave Burr is awesome, that was my LFS in LA. Amongst the best, you won’t be livestock disappointed. Call and talk to them about it and they’ll chat you up about lights, photo, specimen etc.
 
Vivid Aquariums in Los Angeles? Dave Burr is awesome, that was my LFS in LA. Amongst the best, you won’t be livestock disappointed. Call and talk to them about it and they’ll chat you up about lights, photo, specimen etc.
Thanks. This was definitely the right thing to do. About a day or so later I got a response back from someone at Vivid and they clarified that the photo was taken at 20K and that it isn't actually blue. Glad that I checked before purchasing.
 

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