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07-01-2007, 05:51 AM
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todays favorite...a couple of "run of the mill" pieces that are starting to smarten up.... the first is what I believe to be an Acropora selago. Top down this thing's coralites kind of glow in several colour hues.
 and for a little contrast here's what was a plain jane stag that has been morphing out some colour as of late. Blue tips, green coralites and maroon polyps. 
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08-08-2007, 01:54 AM
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i have to say, i was really bummed out when this thread died out. i looked forward to logging in and seeing the new additions. so in a lame addition, i'm trying to revive this thread.
i wish this pic would have turned out better, i've waited so damn long for a rainbow monti and finally i have one thanks to SuperFudge ( i had to sign my house and kids over to him  ) i have had it for about a month and it is doing really good.  i fragged this guy today, i wish i had the proper name, it is a wild plating tri-color colony, it always reminds me of lemonade so that is what i have called this Colin's LE lemonade acro. If you know the scientific name for it let me know and i'll split the millions with you  . anyway you get the point
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08-08-2007, 02:00 AM
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I miss this thread too.
I just call it Now in Technicolor...  Blue tip stag, growing and coloring up like nobody's business! 
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08-08-2007, 02:07 AM
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Yeah I sort of forgot about this one. I've got some stuff coloring up again so here's a couple
  
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