Nothing wrong with the classics!!Im a sucker for the classics. I love a good Hawkins Enchinata. Heres a shot of the one I got in my 90, sorry about the crappy iphone shot
Great coral!! That blue/purple growth ring really stand out!Oh boy, that's a hard question. I'd have to go with the Jedi Mint Trick Montipora. The green mixed with red polyps and the purple new growth looks amazing
That is beautiful! so much going on, so many colors! What kind of price tag comes with this? Or do I not want to know :SThat's really HARD!! My favorite coral of all-time is the JFox Homewrecker. Don't know that I'll ever be able to afford one though... here's the pic from Reefer's Direct. :)
It's also the most expensive coral I've ever seen in person. :D Though I think it has come down in price some since I was looking at it. Back then, a frag was going for around $1k
Maybe one day. Price seems to be slowly coming down.That's really HARD!! My favorite coral of all-time is the JFox Homewrecker. Don't know that I'll ever be able to afford one though... here's the pic from Reefer's Direct. :)
There’s definitely something about the big lps Corals!
This was my first sps that I added to my tank. It was starting to become a nice colony until Dinos did it in. I lost the Enchinata and a couple of others, but the Enchinata hurt bad because I started it from just a small inch frag and it was really starting to take off in growth before the Dinos. I will get another if I come across one.
Agreed for sure. I also think that because they are mostly not “fraggable” they aren’t shown as often. They are sold once and not seen again if that makes sense. Where as sps are grown and fragged so they are in the forefront more often. Also a lot of them can be “run of the mill” or “bread and butter” with exceptional specimens fairly few and far between.
