contribute your pictures too if you care, a true hobbyist never stops, look at Neo with his goldfish fanatsy 
For all the marine keepers,
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not that i doubt you, but arent those just Favites spp. i have seen many different corals these days, and i am just curious what makes these rare? do they come from a newly opened collection area? i know a lot of the non photosynthetic corals are pretty rare due to their low survival rates, but i dont know of too many "rare" LPS corals. by the way. the first pic is AWESOME. that is a beautiful Mandarin dragonet. is this your set up?
CentralMayhem said:
they are mussidae family I believe, specifically micromussa and acanthastrea, found only in a few locations around the world. Some have sold for as much as 700 dollars per polyp, roughly the price of platinum I would say. There are also the "Indo" lords now, but those are worth much less also the color varities. yes, that is my set up and hope others can contribute theirs too!
