Show me your ultra ultra ultra LPS pieces!

[philip mendes]

wow all of those are awesome,thats why there called ultra ultra ultra and are expensive..vary nice,wish i had more.

 

[hollback]

Here are a few new shots.

 

[cracker642]

MWhat amazing pieces I'm saving but not fast enought can't wait to post here

 

[klepto]

Great looking pieces Jason. Is that last one a S. wilsoni?

 

[mkbtank]

Cool lobo I recently picked up.

 

[ParanoidObseshn]

 

[hollback]

Great looking pieces Jason. Is that last one a S. wilsoni?

Actually it is a favia. It was purchased from Diamonds in the Reef and called Fruit n' Fused Micromussa.

 

[reef_of_flames]

Hey Paranoid, what's the last coral? Nice gold torch, btw

 

[leveldrummer]

is that a blastomussa on the bottom right?

 

[ParanoidObseshn]

Hey Paranoid, what's the last coral? Nice gold torch, btw

Thanks! That last picture is a Blasto Wellsi. Light pinkish with some hints of orange, and the bumps are a combination of green and white.

is that a blastomussa on the bottom right?

Yup, those are my RPE Merlettis.

 

[IdahoGuy]

Very cool.

 

[frogspawn74]

best i could do with an iphone

 

[johnike]

Not really ultra, but healthy and happy.

 

[reef_of_flames]

Johnike, an ultra piece in my book is one that is healthy and thriving!

 

[Occane5]

Here's my favorite piece in my tank.

Wow!!!

 

[tgcreef]

My little 4-color fungia's; yellow mouth, pink flesh, green tentacle with purple tips. love this coral

 

[danielcassar]

need to identify this coral!

need to identify this coral!

can someone tell me what type is this coral!?...

thanks
daniel

 

[mkbtank]

That's an Acan lord

 

[danielcassar]

That's an Acan lord

Thanks...got that frag for 19$......any info about acan lord!?

 

[Almondsaz]

The is what I consider my best coral, it is obviously an Acan and I got it two weeks ago and can't wait for it to start growing. I target feed which has enriched the colors even more than when I first got it. I love the coloration and the look when the feeding tenticles extend. This is one (or should I say two) very hungry coral heads.