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Damn Norman, where have you been hiding that piece? Me Likey!
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10/12/2007, 09:09 AM | #77 |
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Every one of the last 12 or so Favia are supersweet!
OK, I'm going to be making it official soon, lets start a Favia club. So some of us that live in Favid underprivledged areas can get some frags! Seriously.. Kev, I agree, that orange one is UNREAL. Never thought I'd see something like that. I love how this thread proves all colorful corals are not Acropora or SPS.. Keep it up gang! Matthew |
10/12/2007, 09:02 PM | #78 |
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2 more of mine[IMG][/IMG] [/IMG][/IMG][/IMG]
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10/12/2007, 09:06 PM | #79 |
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Wow..nice favias...here's my plain jane one..
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10/12/2007, 09:37 PM | #80 |
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glauuds i think yours is really nice, great photo skills as well, wish i could do close shots that clear
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10/12/2007, 09:44 PM | #81 |
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That's a nice plain Jane!
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10/12/2007, 09:57 PM | #82 |
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just a couple pics of new stuff from Alex and JenDub
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10/12/2007, 10:30 PM | #83 |
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Nice collection you got going apsley!
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10/12/2007, 10:35 PM | #84 |
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nice!
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10/13/2007, 12:03 AM | #85 |
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Hey Norman
I was meaning to ask you how that favia was doing, you picked it up from me from the Sacramento/Mars frag swap last year !!! Bryan
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Hi Bryan,
Heheh... I've been leaving it alone all this time. I tend to do that I love how it's all growing out |
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Here's a couple of my brains! This thread rocks, I was thinking of doing a brain exclusice tank and I believe this has convinced me!
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10/13/2007, 04:22 PM | #88 |
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My favias...
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Nice Jabol!
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10/13/2007, 05:39 PM | #91 |
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Kevin, Witold, Opes they all look great!
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10/13/2007, 09:38 PM | #92 |
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Well, that wasn't exactly a Favia up there, Opes. Well, 2 are Platgyra or Goniastrea. But since those are favids, nice finds. The Platgyra brain is like mine, but a bit more colorful.. Favids are taking over my tank now, LOL!
***** Kev, PM sometime. When some of those grow, I need some frags. Is that your Baby's Breath? Are the coralittes that much bigger than a regular Favia? Let's form the club, too. Us Favia lovers need to stick together in this world of Acropora fanatics! LOL. Matthew This thread continues to ROCK! |
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not sure of the species, more of an old SPS guy that dabbles with the off neat LPS piece...
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nice frags jabol
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wit, nice! they look nicer under your lights
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10/14/2007, 06:27 PM | #98 |
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Thanks for your comments. Yes, the frag looks great under my T5
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Not sure if it's a favia.......................I think it's more of a fatives.....
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Owww! My eyes!! My EYES! I'm blind. Aggh, you killed my eyesight. The nuclear colors burned out my retinas!
Yes, its a Favites, but its the brightest one I've ever seen. **** Kev, Well, about the size of the individual polyps on the Baby's breath? Inquiring minds want to know! Matthew |
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