Acropora Spathulata

[Redrosetuscan]

Wow that's an awesome piece . Did you find a cause to the stn in such an obviously healthy tank?

 

[ZON]

Tomorrow try make some new pics color are much better now.. And my piece was 250 euros when i bought.. Here are one of most expensive

 

[sahin]

Tomorrow try make some new pics color are much better now.. And my piece was 250 euros when i bought.. Here are one of most expensive

Wow thats expensive.

 

[ZON]

Yes here aussie coral cost double then indo ones..

 

[sahin]

Yes here aussie coral cost double then indo ones..

In the UK we pay around the same...prices depend on colours and how sought after a coral is.

 

[Moser]

I grew this guy out from a .5" nub in March 2012...only to watch it and a few others stn in February 2014 . I really miss it.
<a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/96757491@N02/9369061055" title="IMG_1753 by Tim Plaza, on Flickr"><img src="https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5550/9369061055_e38f793cc6_c.jpg" width="800" height="449" alt="IMG_1753"></a>

Some nice corals there, tfp!.

What lights/ filtration do you run?.
Shame about the spath, nice piece you grew out.

Mo

 

[SPotter]

Acropora Spathulata

Well I think I found what was eating my piece!!! Hopefully this is the problem!

 

[sahin]

Well I think I found what was eating my piece!!! Hopefully this is the problem!

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Very possible. Hope it was that hairy beast and nothing else.

Put him in the prison below (ie the sump); he will serve a life sentence there and still carry out a useful duty for the rest of the reef citizens living above, eating his way through leftovers and whatever else discarded by the good citizens above. :lol2:

 

[SPotter]

He has been re-homed to the live rock tank!