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[psteeleb]

thsi started to table very icely about 4 onths after I got it, It usually has more of a purple and green but changing my lights seems to have made it mostly green

any ideas on what it is?

 

[Kolognekoral]

I have seen frags of this available in Europe and never new they would table! I suspect this is A. jacquelinae. A. paniculata is similar, but has larger coralites. Next to each other they are clearly different, but in fotos similar, although A. jacquelinae has fewer radials and more pronounced axials. In case someone mentions it, it is not A. caroliniana, which always has strongly tapered axial corallites.

Very beautiful coral! Good job getting it this large. How high is the lighting over this one?

 

[psteeleb]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11954844#post11954844 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Kolognekoral
I have seen frags of this available in Europe and never new they would table! I suspect this is A. jacquelinae. A. paniculata is similar, but has larger coralites. Next to each other they are clearly different, but in fotos similar, although A. jacquelinae has fewer radials and more pronounced axials. In case someone mentions it, it is not A. caroliniana, which always has strongly tapered axial corallites.

Very beautiful coral! Good job getting it this large. How high is the lighting over this one?

thanks

It was about 8" below the surface with a 400w about 10" above. the old lights had a poor reflective flat reflector.

It is now 12" below with a 250 12" above in a lumabright

 

[ezcompany]

what a beautiful piece.....would you be willing to frag a tiny portion?

 

[naldopr]

one for me to please ^_^