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Got them as a free coral during a tidal gardens live sale in October of last year. I took the photo from my phone and adjusted some of the contrast and other qualities until I got a color I believe represented what I’m actually seeing. Any ideas on what type this is?

Also taking suggestions on how to take better pictures as well! I have a lens pack for my phone but I’m likely not using it well.


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The image doesn't provide enough definition and true coloration.
 
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Coming back to this I feel like based on the tidal gardens website and other sales they’ve had. They look extremely close to Superman Zoas and am fairly certain that’s what they are.
 

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