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Originally Posted by jg93
"In my defense, all the original frags were so small and there was so much space. And there is always one more acro that I have never seen before, and how much space it could really take up. I am sure I am not the only person addicted to coral "
No sir indeed you are not 
This is where I am right now. So many little frags. You give me hope for the future! |
Hey, thank you for taking my side
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Originally Posted by dvanacker
simply top notch Mark. Your killin it.
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I much appreciate your kind words
A couple of pics to share:
Reeftek starburst, I guess I should have done a close up because it is the bright yellow polyps that are so awesome. Grows great and really pretty
Red hyacinth, I believe Not the red planet--no green to speak of. This one colony grows out like an outstretched hand
Red Dragon. Here are two pics of the same colony because I like it so much. The pictures came out a little too purple. I corrected the temp to 20 k but this is what came out, anyway. My colony is getting big, like 5 to 6 inches across. The base is tiny, not a lot of encrusting. But it breaks so easily, i imagine the base does not need to be all that strong.
Red Convexa. I really do not have favorites, but this is my favorite. It is bright and vivid and
red. It is just so darn cool. I discovered something pretty interesting after I fragged a couple of pieces. The fragged ends are growing multiple branches. It seems this coral as a defense mechanism encourages multiple branches to coalesce into a stronger, reinforced coral. Ultimately making it bulkier. So now I need to rethink my trimming approach to it.
