Mr. Pacman?!

[Baker]

Well thats interesting, i bought a frag from pisces a while back thinking it was a red dragon but it also has green polyps. $25 sounds like it was a good deal as well.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by Baker

Well thats interesting, i bought a frag from pisces a while back thinking it was a red dragon but it also has green polyps. $25 sounds like it was a good deal as well.

WHAAAAAAAAT?! $25 for a frag in pieces?! Seriously????? Wrong labeling??? They don't even sell mushrooms for that cheap, let alone be a deep water acro

[Baker]

Well I will take it, for once a customer getting the better of them. Mine also started to rtn after a week. I just moved it to a lesser flow area and it recovered fast. At night it has really long polyps almost like a milli. Pretty cool frag.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by Doug

Wholley mackeral thats a beaut.

Thanks Doug

Originally Posted by Baker

Well I will take it, for once a customer getting the better of them. Mine also started to rtn after a week. I just moved it to a lesser flow area and it recovered fast. At night it has really long polyps almost like a milli. Pretty cool frag.

I would say that's probably the best deal you ever gonna have while reefing But yah, pacman have very dense polyp extensions although they are deepwater. I was reading about the "dragon linage" acro. I think if game of throne was there, they would have named these acros to the houses in the show LOL.

[Doug]

Originally Posted by mrhasan

Well, it seems like the acro which I thought as "Red Dragon" is not. Its actually Mr. Pacman (red body with greenish tip and green polyp). Thanks to Stanley for the initial suggestion and Dave for pointing out that red dragons have white polyps. Here's a picture for reference. I don't know why my camera cannot catch the green better. The tips which is appearing white is either growth or green.


DSC_9404 by md. raied, on Flickr

Wholley mackeral thats a beaut.