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07-15-2015, 02:42 PM
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L: Sunset Mille
R: Blue Polyp Nasuta  L: A. lovelli R: Strawberry Shortcake  L: CM Fiji Cobalt R: Albino Mille  L: Extreme Insignis R: CM Sun God Mille  L: ORA Red Planet (showed up nice, but has bleached in my tank) R: CM Green Dragon  L: CM Golden Sunset Mille (really diggin this one) R: CM Christmas Hyacinthus  L: DWI - Deep Water Insanity R: CM Sexy Beast  L: Cherry Popper A. florida R: For the Love of Ivy  
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07-15-2015, 02:43 PM
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This is the aquacultured Mille that showed up with most of its zooxanthellae expelled a couple weeks ago. I don't see any green sheen anymore (yay). Looks like it will be blue, pink, purple.
 This is another aquacultured piece I picked up at the same time. The branched were a rich forest green with blue tips. It's bleaching a bit, so maybe I have it in too much light. It's about 1/3 up the tank. I'm not sure what species it is - some sort of deepwater.  This is Montipora capitata that I've had for a couple years. I like it, so it's staying for now even though it's a Monti.  This is some sort of tabling Acro that came in on consignment at the LFS. There were some big chunks, but I just wanted a small chunk so I don't get weird growth pattern changes. I'm hoping it has more color to it, but I haven't seen any changes yet and I've had it about a month.  This is a weed that isn't going to be staying in the tank.  This was a nice surprise - I picked it up as a skin flap frag that was totally browned out and I had no idea what it was. It it super sensitive to alkalinity swings, and there were a couple low alkalinity issues not long before the tank transfer. I almost lost it. The green is normally a really deep green with neon magenta corallites. Some sort of SSC. It's been my favourite for a long time, but it grows painfully slow It's 2 years old. 
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07-15-2015, 02:57 PM
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