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Rainbow Euphyllia?
I'm seeing adds for Rainbow Euphyllia.
Rainbow Torch for example. Are these new to the trade or just new marketing? The pics I've seen don't look like anything new to me.... |
#2
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I feel this is marketing hype, I'm pretty sure these have been imported for a while and are now being branded "rainbow".
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#3
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Yellow,green, brown base for the most part some people may call the base purple but it's closer to brown so 2-3 Colored rainbow. I personally think the Aussie gold torch is nicer.
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That's my thought as well.
A fairly common thing in this hobby, unfortunately. Where is that quote from? Does anyone know where and when these started to be marketed as such? A rainbow torch definitely SOUNDS nice. |
#5
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Could be that under LEDs these corals "look" different? i.e. different coloured emitters shining a rainbow of coloured lights on them" giving them a "rainbow look" compared under say metal halide. The one pic I see in the LF thread is for a Indo "gold" torch, so could even be that "rainbow" torch is another name for "Indo gold" torch, to differentiate it from the more golden Aussie variety. Confused yet? I vote that marketing does come into play.
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#6
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That could make sense.
Definitely a big transition over the last few years from MH/T5 to LED. So some corals we've had around for a long time may very well all of a sudden look a little different. That's interesting food for thought. I also wonder if the steadily deceasing variety of corals that are allowed in the trade somewhat force distributors to get creative.... |
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Its all marketing.
Like some vendors are now rebranding gold torches to something new and exciting so they can charge more. |
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but you haven't seen my rainbow brown button polyps yet. |
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Oh yeah? Well you should check out my Rainbow Brownapora!
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