Let's see those A. Millepora's!

[64Ivy]

And for you Ol' Schoolers, remember the Aquarium City Red?

 

[sahin]

Lovely Millepora's. :inlove:

 

[lolgranny]

DANNNNNNG dvanacker Where in the world did you get that bubblegum, that thing is tasty!

I love millies! NEEEED to get me one!

 

[d0ughb0y]

I like milleporas, but somehow could not get them to survive more than a few weeks in my tank it seems, except for this one. I don't even know what kind it is.

 

[kaserpick]

It always seems to me the acros with the larger polyps grow faster. For example the extreme ends of the spectrum I can say milleporas grow fairly fast and deepwater acros grow fairly slow....in general.

After looking back at the corals I've kept in the past, I think I'd have to agree with you. It does seem to follow that trend, in general.

64Ivy: I'm glad to see someone growing out some of DML08's Milli Madness. I'm not an Ol' Schooler, but if that's the Aquarium City Red, I'm quite a fan. :thumbsup:

Sahin: I would have to agree with you, 100%!

d0ughb0y: That is a very interesting color combo. Do you have a pic of the whole colony. Great piece! Thanks for posting! It's odd that they don't typically seem to do well in your system.

 

[klepto]

DML08's Milli Madness.

Sweet colony. How old is it in that picture? I wish I could get my piece to grow.

 

[64Ivy]

Sweet colony. How old is it in that picture? I wish I could get my piece to grow.

The picture was taken early last month. The piece is mounted about one third of the way from the bottom of the tank [say, 20" from the light source] in moderate and random water flow. I'm thinking that slightly higher placement may bring out more color though.

By the way, originally it sat for several months before a sudden and inexplicable growth spurt occurred. All I did was leave it alone.

 

[kaserpick]

Thanks to everyone for posting some great pics of some great corals! BUT, there has to be more people with some great Millepora's.



Let's see them!!!