Now I'm really getting excited

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I'd love to see the Scepter if you can play a little show and tell.

The Real Deal is fast becoming a rival to the Icefire. Because of the bright lights I have, there it is all golden with the little bit of yellow/gold rim at the edge of the coralite, I am trying to be patient with this one as well, because it is a SLOW grower too as most of the deeper water ones are. I have had a turaki for about two years that has yet to grow but looks like it may start soon.

I hope that the wild piece that Yourreef had which I id as a A. willisae, and had the resident SPS id guy come up with the same without suggestion as well, Kolognekoral.....hopefully will show some future potential........being a rare species itself???? I really love the polyps on this thing and does look much different than the plana.

BTW, Karl mine can never look better than the original......its like getting 110%......it just can't be done!! Yours sets the standard, am I am just pround to be able to be one of the first to have the oppurtunity to keep it.

I thank you for sharing it with us and Rich for finding and bringing this treasure to our area in addition to all the others we are lucky to have around.

 

[kdblove_99]

I think it's pretty safe to say that neither the Jesus and Blue Scepter are echinatas. I have both, and 9 out of 10 reefers mistake them for the Oregon Tort [/B][/QUOTE]

Karl is that the one i asked if it was the Oregon Tort today:lol:


Awesome tank by the karl. I love the True Undata and Sunset Monti! Hope my frags grow out and look half is nice as yours

 

[Unarce]

Yup! That was the one

 

[slojmn]

How about the acro subglabra...anyone seen this coral in the trade...it is a very close relative to the echinata. Brian and I bought a wild colony and I ID'd it as so...very cool coral, especially if you liek the smooth skinned corals .

 

[mpoletti]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12417648#post12417648 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by slojmn
How about the acro subglabra...anyone seen this coral in the trade...it is a very close relative to the echinata. Brian and I bought a wild colony and I ID'd it as so...very cool coral, especially if you liek the smooth skinned corals .

What ever happened to my frag :lol:

 

[slojmn]

It is still attached to the colony, growing and coloring up .