ID help and pic test
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fedukeford
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A looks like a star polyps or a clove polyp, B looks like aptasia, time to pull out the joes juice
kilhullen
Member
I don't know about the corals...
But I like the composition of the first pic, but the focus and color etc. of the second pic.
THe third pic is too out of focus and kind of looks like a bad print job in a newspaper (you know where the red, blue, and yellow are not quite keyed up correctly and you get those halos.
Hope that was a help.
But I like the composition of the first pic, but the focus and color etc. of the second pic.
THe third pic is too out of focus and kind of looks like a bad print job in a newspaper (you know where the red, blue, and yellow are not quite keyed up correctly and you get those halos.
Hope that was a help.
coraljunky
Active Member
A looks like a glove/star polyp. B looks like a paly or duster
porthosandjazz
Member
I have xenia that look like "A."
And I agree that "B" is aptasia. Copperbanded butterfly fish, peppermint shrimp, or joes juice all work well on that, I hear.
For pictures, it always looks better if the fish is facing TOWARD the camera. So the second pic is best. The third pic doesn't have composition as nice as the 2nd pic... there is something blocking his face
And I agree that "B" is aptasia. Copperbanded butterfly fish, peppermint shrimp, or joes juice all work well on that, I hear.
For pictures, it always looks better if the fish is facing TOWARD the camera. So the second pic is best. The third pic doesn't have composition as nice as the 2nd pic... there is something blocking his face
miaheatlvr
Active Member
Originally Posted by Jimmy 4
Thanks for the helpful info all. Im just going to inject "B" with some clacium aditive, and leave "A" and see if it spreads.
It looks like A are embeded mini feather dusters or clove polyps B DO NOT look like Aiptasia too me! IMO.. Any mods wanna get in on this,, I would hold off on the JUICE..
Thanks for the helpful info all. Im just going to inject "B" with some clacium aditive, and leave "A" and see if it spreads.
It looks like A are embeded mini feather dusters or clove polyps B DO NOT look like Aiptasia too me! IMO.. Any mods wanna get in on this,, I would hold off on the JUICE..