Premier Aquatics - Colonies, Frags, and Clams!!!

[axio]

We got some really nice stuff in-stock right now!

And hopefully my camera skills are getting slightly better... =)

All photos were shot under Ecotech Radion LED full spectrum lighting with a Canon EOS Rebel SL1 using a basic 18-55mm lens. There was no editing done what so ever.

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[blind1993]

What kind of favia is that funky bright green and purplish/blue one? It looks great

 

[axio]

blind1993;1108464 wrote: What kind of favia is that funky bright green and purplish/blue one? It looks great

Liz said it is some kind of moon favia. We do really get "name brands" of the coral. We just call it a Favia =)

 

[bcavalli]

Great looking coral Jakub! I may have to pay you a visit soon.