Lets see those JF Flame Acros!

[Ben Morin]

Struggling to get that deep red as well

Mine looks similar. I have heard that red colors in sps are pretty dependent on potassium levels also. I don't know if anyone could help confirm this though!

 

[RussiReef]

This is my colony under Radion Gen2

 

[mpsteve]

Looks awfully branchy for a fox flame but deff nice either way

 

[mps026]

I really hate love this coral. Takes forever to grow its base. Mine is going on 6 months of just spreading out. Im finally starting to see some tips pop out of base. Def one that needs patience.

 

[ultimatemj]

iphone color "ain't right"...but you get the idea

 

[Berlibee]

heheheh some nice pictures! But some are so photoshopped lol....

 

[ndrwater]

here's mine... Cell phone photo.

 

[mpsteve]

here's mine... Cell phone photo.

Sweet colony

 

[mpsteve]

Finally got Lightroom and adjusted my picture to look like what I see with my eyes

 

[Ty Hamatake]

Finally got Lightroom and adjusted my picture to look like what I see with my eyes

Man, that monti is insane!

 

[Mattrg02]

What kinda light levels are we all running? How about nutrients? I just got a nice sized frag of this and it's brown with brown tips. It's probably getting 160-200par right now.

My nitrates are around 4ppm and phosphates are 0-0.04ppm

 

[ultimatemj]

Mine is growing under 250-300 par, but I started it around 150 and increased it over a few months.
My N03 is problematic low zero to 0.25 on the RSPro test kit. P04 varies 0.04-0.12.

FWIW I found a 'more color accurate' pic from a year ago...

 

[cFloor]

This is one of my favorite corals. The colors are so vibrant and I really like the growth structure. Mine is in a tough spot to photograph. I'll have to get a top down shot of it

 

[mpsteve]

269-300 par 0 nitrate and .03 po4

 

[jda]

Mine don't get deep red until they get about golf ball size. Mine usually encrust a ton before they start to branch. 400 PAR, .1N and .01P.

 

[Sahin]

I've not really seen photos of this piece with the pink base...is it so hard to achieve? How much PAR does this piece need?

 

[ultimatemj]

Generally speaking FoxFlame is known as a "low light SPS", with recommendations in the 150 to 200 range, but it seems some folks have it adapted to higher (250-350) light as well.

 

[Abhishek]

I just got a small nub and it looks so ugly that I thought of chugging it out .
But I shall wait . Currently in quite high light of 350+ under radium halides .
Is it suggested to move it lower with my other smooth skins ?

Regards,
Abhishek

 

[mpsteve]

Yes

 

[nashorn]

Here mine
Started as a 1in frag in Jan
Hope it colors up more