Purple Cross pics?

[Snappy]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Greg, that's the closest I've seen to Jamie's original, mine sure doesn't look anything like that!

It can be a tricky one to keep it's color. Bright & purply one week and brown the next.

[christyf5]

Originally Posted by Snappy

It can be a tricky one to keep it's color. Bright & purply one week and brown the next.

Agreed, mine is closer to the second photo you posted although sometimes it has a tendancy to be a bit brownish depending on the weather or if I'm looking at it from the left

[Duker]

Originally Posted by christyf5

I'd take a photo of mine but then I'd have to clean the glass. Then I'd probably have to do a waterchange and vaccuum the bottom. Then the fish would have to be fed so they weren't front and center in every photo. Then I'd have to wait for the "dust" to settle.

Maybe tomorrow....

you are to funny Christy...made me laugh! Thanks girl

[Werbo]

What does the "bubble gum" acro look like? Could you post a picture of it from Jamie's TOTM article?

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by Tyler Werbowski

What does the "bubble gum" acro look like? Could you post a picture of it from Jamie's TOTM article?

I don't see one posted in his article.

[Samw]

Originally Posted by Werbo

What does the "bubble gum" acro look like?

http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/sho...54&postcount=1

[Slyguy00]

Really hard to see the purple with pictures but mine has quite a vibrant purple.

[Myka]

Originally Posted by Snappy

I believe the "purple cross" to be A.austera.

That's what I was thinking just by looking at the pictures. If it is indeed Austera, it shouldn't be too tough to color up - although I've found Austera to be CRAZY awesome in medium nutrient tanks (rather than low nutrient or ULNS).

You still have this piece Greg? Maybe I'll order one from you and try my hand...I have medium light (at best) and medium nutrients.

[Slyguy00]

My austera looks way different then my purple cross does.