Anything brighter than kryptonite candy cane?

[Baldguy]

Just bought a frag at the frag sale and it's amazing how much this candy cane glows under actinic. Question is is there anything that approaches this in fluorescence? Mostly interested in LPS and softies. Thanks, David

 

[coralreefer]

Depends on your lights, but I have some armor of god zoas that glow some bright pink/orange.

 

[greeneyed]

There are many zoas that glow nicely.

I have a couple of acans and favias that do as well.

 

[matt_longview]

The most metallic green thing I've ever seen was a plate coral. Even under typical lighting it stood out as soon as you walked into the room...actually it stood out in a 40 ft long holding tank at a whole sellers.

The"brightest" thing period I've had is some yellow zoas. Under typical lights not too special, but under actinics they're insane!

 

[coralreefer]

@matt_longview wrote:

I would love a frag of that neon green plate if anyone has one!

 

[BrianG]

Ricordea under LEDs!


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[matt_longview]

@coralreefer wrote:

I would love a frag of that neon green plate if anyone has one!"]

I don't even know who ended up buying that thing.I was eyeing it, but I've already got so much green in my tank I let it pass.

 

[Guest]

Palau green nepthia and it has to be this version of nepthia. It glows like kryptonite candy canes


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[coralreefer]

@kuyatwo wrote:

You gotta frag?

 

[Guest]

I lost my colony and am starting over from a frag.

Might pm our sponsor lone star aquaculture see what lfs store James has sent some too.


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[Baldguy]

Thanks for the suggestions. I do have some very bright zoas but until they are a much larger colony they won't have the impact of the candy canes. I did get some ricordeas and some of them do glow but again, they are too small to make the impact of the kryptonites. I will start looking for that nepthia. BTW I do have LED's.