Show off your Rarest/Most Colorful SPS corals
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I'm falling in love with thus one
prospectclmt
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just acquired this one
some of my favorites...
Raspberry Limade
It may have already been answered somewhere, but what kind of light / flow do you give your raspberry lemonade? I just picked up one the other day and its currently getting acclimated in the sand.
jcolletteiii
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I don't often see an Acro with the color combo this one has. I got this as an unknown Aussie from Steve Tyree's shop in Rancho Cucamonga. It faded to nearly brown in my old nano due to some slight fluctuations in params. The new 135 is much more stable, and it's coming back to it's former glory and beginning to pretty rapidly branch now. The axial polyps are now white, the remaining polyps are kinda brownish still. Has a nice deep purple coloration, and the vibrant green tips are slowly coming back.
Here it was browned out
Here's what it looked like about a month or two ago. The tips still looked pale, but just a bit of fluorescence showed under just the 420/460 nm leds. The green is now much more visible, but the GF has the camera off camping with he friend.
Here's an old pic from Steve's site of the frag when I picked it up. The white balance in this pic is still a bit off, the green was much more intense. It's starting to grow nicely, now. There are a couple of 1/2 to 3/4" branches coming up.
Here it was browned out
Here's what it looked like about a month or two ago. The tips still looked pale, but just a bit of fluorescence showed under just the 420/460 nm leds. The green is now much more visible, but the GF has the camera off camping with he friend.
Here's an old pic from Steve's site of the frag when I picked it up. The white balance in this pic is still a bit off, the green was much more intense. It's starting to grow nicely, now. There are a couple of 1/2 to 3/4" branches coming up.
rigleautomotive
Premium Member
aquavista99
Member
Here are a few gems from my reef :thumbsup:
Tony B (UK)
Important cool title
Here are some of mine.
This one is amazing.
How long have you had it?
What lights do you have and how far under the water's surface is it?
Tony
rigleautomotive
Premium Member
Looks like a keeper to me
^^ I think the first one is called orange crush...second looks like garf bonsai
Wild deepwater I bought that RTN'd but I saved a few small frags...has been growing good for almost a year. Never seen one like it.
aquavista99
Member
What are these 2 they are really nice??
The first coral is my Orange Crush Acropora and the second coral is the Copps' Bonsai.
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