Some kinda Polyps & Acan...something??

[Sea MunnKey]

I have attached a few shots of Two corals...don't have any clue what thy are and if you can ID them..please do so.


http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j139/MapleReef/Paly.jpg
(With flash only)
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j139/MapleReef/PalyActinic.jpg
(Actinic glow)
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j139/MapleReef/_-Coral.jpg
(Some kinda Acan family..??)

Thanks. :bounce1:

[Patwa]

first two pics are of a zoa (zoanthus gigantus)....very nice and sparkly! (EDIT: they're the "People Eater" variety b/c of the thin green slit for the mouth)

the last pic is hard to discern...but it's prolly an acanthastrea echinata or sub-echinata, imo....or maybe a hillae.......get a better pic :)

Zach

[Sea MunnKey]

the last pic is hard to discern...but it's prolly an acanthastrea echinata or sub-echinata, imo....or maybe a hillae.......get a better pic :)

Zach

I'll try again tonite...my camera doesn't have the White balance function I think...have to check the manual.

[NanoReefaholic]

Some people that don't have adjustable settings will just have the tank lit normally and the camera set with flash on, covering the flash. The camera will be set for a very bright picture and covering the flash will prevent it from drowning the colour out. I don't know if it'll help but it may be worth a shot.

[Sea MunnKey]

... the camera set with flash on, covering the flash. The camera will be set for a very bright picture and covering the flash will prevent it from drowning the colour out. I don't know if it'll help but it may be worth a shot.

Ha..ha..ha...I'll apply a Band-Aid over the Flash!! :hihi: Thanks for the tip dude!! :hi1: