is this acan for real?

[realschool]

i saw this acan for sale on ebay today. it still has 8 hours to go with a bid up to $108.00. DOES THIS LOOK REAL OR PHOTOSHOPPED? if it's the real deal i think it's a pretty amazing piece.

 

[fishes2889]

I would definitly say NO NO NO NO!!!!!!

Seriously though that is seriously Photoshopped....

Steve

 

[Stixbaraca]

I would agree...I saw it yesterday! Has to be shopped

 

[Stixbaraca]

If it were real deal it would be in the multi-hundred dollar per polyp range

 

[Chelsey]

It's photoshopped...I think the term "this coral may look different under different lighting" is sometimes an excuse for photoshopping and then when someone calls them on it they say the above *shakes head*

 

[realschool]

the sale is for "two heads" and has a reserve not yet met.

 

[jessiesgrrl]

ROTFL!!!!!!!!!!

No freaking way that that is the real color.... They should call that one the "Somebody Got Took Hard" Acan...


Laurie

 

[TyreeUM]

i dont know-there is a lot of corals out there-and dont get me wrong, it is more than possible he did photoshop, but I have seen some acans that would blow your mind from japan. It's a big ocean. I dont really see a point in jumping on someone for photoshop just because somthing looks better than whats in the tank you look at everyday-just my two cents.

 

[CherryCorals]

That one is a mystery to me, RedYuma is a reputable seller. I can't imagine him altering his photo's but who know's?

 

[kurbs]

Totally "Shopped"

 

[reefboy]

definatly taken with a flash but still nice colors i wouldnt pay more then 25 a head just to be safe.

 

[reef-lover]

anybody ever see this piece around?

 

[freeze]

looks digitally enhanced. might actually be a nice colorful piece but you wont know until its in your tank and under your lighting...

 

[currentking]

I cant find it, what is it under?

 

[surfn]

WAAAAAAAY photoshoped, and a very poor job i might add. sure it may have those colors, but no way they are that bright. the image quality is very poor which usually happens when you over do the saturation.