Is This The WORLDS *RAREST* Coral? (ACI Aquaculture Tour) 

You should hang out with him, that’s even more fun. -Shawn

😂 Yes … saltwater

Oxolinic Acid. Very new testing and I have no idea what the dosing is like but have read an article on linked in where Julian Sprung assisted someone else with treatment of Catalaphyllia Jardinei using Oxolinic acid at 10ppm / 1 hour per day for 7 days. The results were tremendously positive. Be careful as not knowing the differences between your own system and the system of these individuals tests, specimens, etc. Could result in you having a poor outcome. I do hope to learn and hear more about Oxolinic acid as another tool in the arsenal for bacterial issues.

Under whites more like a deep purple … under blues they are black and insane!

A trade name is different from a description of color. Pretentious coral names are not meant to be taken literally (its for marketing) if you wanted to act pretentious on youtube you should have said its a fimbriaphyllia paraancora not euphyllia paraancora since he called it a hammer not a torch.

@@nftank Pretentious? Is this comment toward me?

@@hurricaneaquatics Yes look at my profile picture and look back at The Prince of Darkness. I would say it looks black by comparison. I think under PURE blue with a light filter is the only way to determine if this hammer is actually black or not. Even then it would just be picking hairs and arguing semantics. I'm willing to have this pointless conversation with you though I really am. Please continue and explain to me how dark brown cant be considered black but a gold torch can be considered a dragon's soul. Every time you see someone's dragon soul torch do you tell them dragons aren't real? Or are only torches allowed pretentious names? If this is a new variation of hammer I don't care what he calls it or how he markets it. If this is genetically a new species I'd find that even more interesting. Also feel free to complain about my youtube channel as well. I think more comments would be good for the algorithm.

@@nftank I'm going to be completely candid with you. You're not very intelligent and I would feel uncomfortable having a conversation with you as it would be unfair. As an example, you compare black and brown as if they are the same color and then somehow attribute the color gold to a dragon's heart? I won't say anything further except have a nice day and don't think too hard, you might hurt yourself.

@@hurricaneaquatics because they are just trade names smart guy

Thanks “BlueRingOctopus” but haven’t sold Brine Shrimp in a long time.