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Spslvr said:
We are starting to get into the deep water species, and are using shade cloth on those areas. And whilst not strictly a deepwater acro we have good success with Echinata... and the desalwii frags a few pics back is doing well...
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Please feel free to keep your progress with them as updated as possible! Deep water species are easily my favourites and any info or simply pictures of them is good enough for me haha I had an amazing plating piece, very similar to a. jacquelineae and it was absolutely stunning but I lost it in a tank transfer :( Haven't come across anything like it since! I'm always on the hunt for more though!
 
This is a very nice thread. Thanks fo sharing all the info. :beer: - Keep the lovely coral photos coming. :)
 
I would love to get a frag of this
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do you post to Sydney?
 
Very nice thread and I would love to hear about this electrolsis method we use electrolsis at work but for different means. And very nice corals as well and looking forward to more eye candy
 
Looks much poppier, very nice mate. :)

I saw two frags at Deer Park aquarium the other day and the owner said they were from a Qld aquaculture facility, don't suppose you'd know if they were yours i was looking at.
 
If those are abros there, I am super jealous, have not seen that kind of pop in awhile with that one in particular, splendid!!!
 
I spoke to Dave at Deer Park so ignore my previous question mate. Btw, that acro center right looks like a rather awesome colored spath - is that what it is ?
 
Lets play a game, which one would you pick if these were on a rack at your LFS at very decent prices Greg.

I would take the bottom left one because it's a pale skin with colored corallites - terrific contrast and pop factor.

Btw, i took the liberty of grabbing you a good one before they all get snapped up Sahin :beer:

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I want the bottom left one as well. Trust Biggles to choose a poopy tiny fraglet for me...not even a colony...sheesh...some mate you are...:blown:
 
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