This is what it looks like during the day

http://www.canreef.com/photopost/dat...june19_002.jpg

Thanks, do you recognize the loisetteae? I got it from you a while back. The pink one is a Poccilapora..it's blunt and fuzzy

Well I stand corrected.:redface: From the picture it looked to me like a blunt tipped birdsnest. Although in my defence both are in the pocilloporidea family.

Darryl - your macro shots are amazing. You're gonna have to teach me to nail the shots like that some day (please!) :)

How about these beatiful palys! Gotta think of a catchy name for them.

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m...range_paly.jpg

Thanks. You sure you want me to show you? I have a hard drive full of bad pictures, not all of them turn out well :) I can give you a show and tell on my technique whenever you want, just PM me.

Very nice!!! Do you keep your zoo's near the bottom of your tank? How do they like the intense light that's usally present in a SPS reef?

All my zoas and palys sit on the substrate. I recently had to move them all to my frag tanks however as I have some type of worm in my tank who likes to eat my zoas!

I had one of those, he was two feet long and fugly. I'm pretty sure he was an Eunicid worm. Loved to snack on zoos and ricordeas :neutral:

Expensive snacks. Like Kobe beef for us :mrgreen: