Neat Acro now if only I knew what is was

[afelder]

It's white near as I can figure. I got it from project reef and it was baby blue under his lighting and under mine it is a pale pink. Even my wife likes it and she hates "those branchy things". It is not bleached and has good polyp extension but it's white?

Thank
Ariel

 

[lecher]

Looks a little like an A. fenneri that I have. Hard to tell from the photo.

 

[chkra_hp]

i think bleach sps still have polys extension.

 

[afelder]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11276323#post11276323 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by chkra_hp
i think bleach sps still have polys extension.

Ah but I checked it isn't bleached. It floureces under an actinic source. So it does have xoozanthelle. It just doesn't have much/any pigments. I am going to call it the Snow White acro and am taking reservations on the first 7 frags(the dwarves)

 

[dvanacker]

Chances are that is not a healthy color.

How exactly did you check to see if it was not bleached? If you received it bleached there is no way of checking.

 

[NaH2Ofreak]

What you are seeing is the florescent pigments...not zozanthelle. I think it is bleached out pretty badly also.

Dennis

 

[aquarius77]

A better picture would help. It might not be its healthy color but i see plenty of pink tips and brown on the stalks. If it is bleached/bleaching i think you will not have a problem saving the colony. I like it and ill keep one of the dwarves for you.

 

[hagakure]

You know, lots of people would find that coral attractive the way it is. They usually post in zeovit or t5 threads.

 

[SDguy]

I've bought plenty of corals like that....they never stay that way....here's one example:


A pic with the exposure on the camera turned WAY down to keep is from glowing white...

Eventually to this: