Aussie Acros

SPStoner - I don't want to take this thread off topic, but I would love to have a discussion on price/demand with you off the thread if you have the time ;)
 
As what? 1" overpriced frags? :)

Like anything else in life, you get what you pay for. These Australian acros are coming in much healthier than their Indonesian counterparts.

We pay a premium for better collection practices, better shipping practices, higher freight and in a lot of cases, nicer corals.

Some people opt for quantity, others quality. Personally, I fall into the latter category ;)
 
SPStoner - I don't want to take this thread off topic, but I would love to have a discussion on price/demand with you off the thread if you have the time ;)



I think you already did by your first comment, but honestly, if I hadn't had the price / demand discussion a dozen times already this month, I would, but honestly I am tired of debating it. No offense. Everyone has their opinion, and it is what it is. We see this same debate all the time here on RC, every time there is a new hot coral....


To the original poster, sorry for the sidetrack, you have some awesome specimens there!!


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Gotta love these Aussi Acro's that are coming in! Here's one of my favorites in my collection.

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got an untouched pic of this? i think i have the same colony i just fragged the crap out of and gave away 4 x 3" frags.
 
No offense. Everyone has their opinion, and it is what it is. We see this same debate all the time here on RC, every time there is a new hot coral....

Interesting. Then why debate my opinion in the first place?
 
got an untouched pic of this? i think i have the same colony i just fragged the crap out of and gave away 4 x 3" frags.

Sure. This is it untouched. It was too blue with my P&S so I adjusted the white balance. The green coralites really pop nicely thanks to my lighting. My lighting is 20k Radium + Actinic. I really like this coral.

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is it purple/pink and blues? that milli is very common in aus, i have a bright orange and green of the same species which not so common.
 
is it purple/pink and blues? that milli is very common in aus, i have a bright orange and green of the same species which not so common.

It is orange with green, definitely no purple in it. My lighting makes the orange color a little more red'ish.

Is it normal for the polyp extension to be very short? From far away it looks like it has no PE but upon closer inspection you can see small polyps. Im so used to milleporas having long PE. Either way these aussi acro's that are coming in are amazing, you guys are so lucky to live so close to the reef.
 
mine also has short polops unlike most of the other millis, could possibly be the same piece then. ill try to get a pic of what i have left of mine, hard to get a pic as it is behind a stag or 2 now.
 
....Sweet Daryn, can we get more info on your set-up lights/skimmer,etc.......thanks, and i think the phone pics were sick!.....
 
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Thanks for the kind compliments. As for the details its nothing special. 8 54w ATI t5s, KZ revolution small skimmer. Daily adition of Bicarb and damprid.:thumbsup:
I side shot
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