Henry Colf
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Still wondering if anyone has an idea as to what this is.
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Another ID attempt
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er1c_the_reefer
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looks like the a. mirebilis from atlantisaquarium. mine died and i can't justify spending that they're asking for another piece. PM me if you want to sell a piece.
Henry Colf
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I may be interested in fragging some in a few weeks or so.If you guys are interested pm me so we can work out details.
Thanks Henry....
Thanks Henry....
Kolognekoral
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Henry,
it sure is a beautiful coral. I tend to agree with the others, this may well be A. mirabilis. In calm water it will develope an open branching system, rather than the typical corymbose table found on the upper reef. The branches are typically thin, less than the thickness of a pencil.
it sure is a beautiful coral. I tend to agree with the others, this may well be A. mirabilis. In calm water it will develope an open branching system, rather than the typical corymbose table found on the upper reef. The branches are typically thin, less than the thickness of a pencil.
Henry Colf
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Thanks Jamie,
I think a big part of its growth (the thick branches)is that it gets pounded constantly by current not direct but I have 2 eductors on the opposite side of the tank pointed at that side of the tank.
I think a big part of its growth (the thick branches)is that it gets pounded constantly by current not direct but I have 2 eductors on the opposite side of the tank pointed at that side of the tank.
sqwaksqwak
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i think its ownage but thats just me
