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Originally Posted by zion-aquatics
my mother looks like that expect thichker stocks AND MUCH MUCH brighter yours looks very bleached and more like a sinularia that happens quite often people are sold a green sinularia which is very common as a nepthea true neptheas glow that picture you posted doesn't look much like it , mine is a MUCH brighter green and when i say pulse the polyps close grabbing food etc , my original frag came from Atlantis aquariums in the states and i assure its the realdeal i think you are misinformed the pic was taken from above and with a cell phone so hard to see it that well
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Hehe...mine is no Sinularia, I'm quite aware of the differences. The photo isn't very good, just like yours isn't, but yours doesn't look right at all. Maybe you should post a photo of the mother colony? Or least of the frags with the polyps open? I could be wrong about yours just because your photos aren't very good. I've been wrong once before.
My Nephthea isn't bleached. My camera makes everything looked bleached when the halides are on. Even my neon green Trumpet Coral looks yellow when photographed. Not sure why. Maybe white balance?