aussie echinata is all colored up now

[tnyr5]

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[tnyr5]

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[tnyr5]

now if it would just grow lol.
the tort is taking off though
jan 12th

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april 2nd

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[rigleautomotive]

:inlove::inlove:

 

[x2uranium]

tnyr let me know when we can trade

 

[knockout]

that is one beautiful coral and you only live 7 hours away!!!

 

[tnyr5]

7 hours? I can get to wilkes barre in 55 mins lol.

 

[rigleautomotive]

well get the he!! down here and give me a piece of that echinata lol

 

[tnyr5]

geez, it's just a coral dude! what are you, addicted or sumthin lol?

 

[tbundy]

Lol +1 on the trip to wb! I would love a piece of that! Coral that is

 

[rigleautomotive]

geez, it's just a coral dude! what are you, addicted or sumthin lol?

Unfortunately,a good couple steps past addiction and now deeply compulsive.I seem to need every color and shape no matter how small a distinction from my current stock,and its getting worse I fear,lol

Nice piece tony and the fact that you got a wild colony to survive indicates your tank is very healthy.Its a winner for sure.

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

where can I find that kind of echinata?

 

[rigleautomotive]

where can I find that kind of echinata?

DD had them a few times Gary,extreme corals gets them also when they get a big aussie shipment.Tony may know some others but they have become pretty popular lately

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

thanks, Dan.

I must have missed all of 'em.

 

[tnyr5]

High - priced frags are easy to find. Getting a colony is actually kind of tough.

 

[Sanjay]

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Is that a picture of mine :lmao::lmao:

sanjay

 

[rigleautomotive]

I think the new name of this coral should be matchstick echinata.the thin branches resemble stick matches.I love this coral.gotta have me some

 

[tnyr5]

haha Sanjay you decided to re-join the club eh? ;-)

 

[tnyr5]

since we're on the subject of corals coloring up. Here's Dan's suharsonoi.

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[rigleautomotive]

That thing looks nice and happy dude.I love this deep water acro.so delicate looking with the polyp only at the end of the branches.It has come a long way from its original tan/brown coloration for sure