Got this in a trade a long time ago as a Mai Tai, but I cannot remember the vendor.
Key visual elements include:
Structure: Thin, spiky branches radiating in a dense, bushy fractal pattern, with fine, upward-pointing fingers covered in tiny, bead-like corallites and retracted polyps, forming a compact, encrusting base that evokes a prickly underwater shrub.
Primary colors: Uniform neon lime-green fluorescence dominates the branches and tips, glowing with electric intensity against the deep indigo-black watery background, highlighting the coral's natural pigments.
Accents: Subtle white or pale highlights on the branch ends and polyp edges add contrast and texture, with faint blue-purple halos enhancing the iridescence.
Sold in 1-2” frags
Got this in a trade a long time ago as a Mai Tai, but I cannot remember the vendor.
Key visual elements include:
Structure: Thin, spiky branches radiating in a dense, bushy fractal pattern, with fine, upward-pointing fingers covered in tiny, bead-like corallites and retracted polyps, forming a compact, encrusting base that evokes a prickly underwater shrub.
Primary colors: Uniform neon lime-green fluorescence dominates the branches and tips, glowing with electric intensity against the deep indigo-black watery background, highlighting the coral's natural pigments.
Accents: Subtle white or pale highlights on the branch ends and polyp edges add contrast and texture, with faint blue-purple halos enhancing the iridescence.
Sold in 1-2” frags
