My Chameleon Acro

[ycnibrc]

Hi Leonardo

for some reason this is the fastest growing coral in my tank. I break the colony to 4 piece and they grow to 4 big colonies in no time. They have no preference regarding light or flow. Since I have the corals in 4 different place and they still grow...

here is another fast grow piece that I have

 

[Fliger]

So lately I've been getting a new color - like a bright neon yellow. I still have splotches of neon green in other spots. Pretty cool.

 

[Leonardo_]

Unreal! Very nice....

 

[250G]

Very nice coral. Like the stag-like growth of it as well. Not one of those corals that will restict the flow so much when they get bigger.

 

[vetdog]

nice coral

 

[glassbox-design]

Fliger, that's awsome.

 

[crazy4acros]

Dude that's a cool looking pice! Can't wait to see your awesome collection.

 

[slojmn]

Fliger,
Nice color morphs going on in that specimine . I hope it stays all funky like that for you.

 

[Fliger]

Whats funny is I moved it recently and it sits right over Sand Dollar's WICKED neon green cap and his Highligher. Its almost like the color jumped from those colors to the acro. :lol: I'm sure it'll change back in time but it sure looks cool now!

 

[Oldude]

That is very interesting,

 

[mr. pluto]

David, you should marketed your crazy color stag
as a grafted tizardi. lol

 

[liquidglass]

Very cool coral!

 

[j.prostrata]

I gotta get a frag brother....

 

[ScallopKing]

I'd name it right now (LE something or rather).

Honestly, that is one of the nicest acros I have ever seen. Good job on coloring it back up like that. Whatever you are doing keep it up for sure!

 

[Fliger]

Grafted Tizardi. :lol: Here are a couple more pictures. I have to say its even cooler in person. I really doubt it will last though. This coral has been with me for years and I've spread it all over and this is the first.

I feel like I should snap off that branch with the yellow well into where the yellow starts and mount it. Maybe the yellow will spread. I'll break off all the blue pieces. :lol:

 

[PnoyReefeR]

Hey FliG updating my Chameleon Acro

Posted this 1/30/08 1st page

3/11/08

 

[MCsaxmaster]

Differences in the light field are likely playing a role in this, along with getting moved around and such and being in a state of flux in terms of adaption to the varied light intensity. I'm guessing that if it stays in one spot for a good of time you'll see more homegenous color (or a more homegenous combination of colors) on areas exposed to strong light. That is very neat looking though

 

[Turbovr3six]

Do you still have this coral? If so how is it doing?

 

[juicesay]

Wow definitely cool, but it could be due to your water parameters.

 

[nvdiz]

Thats an interesting looking acro