Plump polyps

[Whisperer]

First time (and last) I've seen this coral having this plump polyps, just sharing...

Same coral, polyps usually look like these,

 

[username in use]

wild

 

[Znut Reefer]

Sweet! what acro is that?

 

[crispyreef]

Cool pics, thanks

 

[stryker]

very nice, what type of coral is it?

 

[mpoletti]

It usually happens early in the photo cycle when they are still feeding for me. Nice pictures and thanks for sharing :thumbsup:

 

[Whisperer]

Sweet! what acro is that?

I have no idea, it was one of the frag pack I received from Dr.Mac a while back. It turned out to be a nice piece. Slow grower and hardy...it seems. Pics were taken in the daytime under 250W MH with actinic supplement. No, it was not feeding time when I took the pics. Never seen it like that again.

 

[tbone28]

Would love to buy a frag if you ever frag that beauty

 

[losthere]

Looks a lot like OT.

 

[ctxmonitor]

how come the two pic, the sps look so different? the last one look so deep/intense with purple/valvet and the first two seems light brown. Has it color up and a later pic?

 

[Whisperer]

I can't explain that. The first two pics are more recent. I think because I had ammonia spike due to clam death. The color is back to normal dark bluish now but I don't see that polyp extension anymore. Maybe it's the ammonia spike????

 

[Whisperer]

Looks a lot like OT.

What's OT?

 

[chessmanmark]

Polyps, polyps! I love long luscious polyps!

 

[Chato2701]

Nice looking corals!

 

[soulsigma]

Very nice corals and the colors are fantastic.

 

[smokenax]

i play around with my flow and sometimes i get the results i want with polyp extension.