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04/24/2013, 09:55 PM
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Location: Ciudad Juarez, Chih. Mexico
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Not Green Star Polyps, then what?
I recently got this frag, the owner of the original colony gave them to me as Green Star Polyps, but I've kept GSP in the past and these don't look like it at all. Never mind the white polyp, it's mainly the minuscule size of the polyps, between 1 to 2 mm. I've been searching in the books that I've got and can't find something that would be satisfactory, so all help is appreciated. Thanks!
 Unidentified polyp colony by Omar H, on Flickr  Unidentified polyp colony by Omar H, on Flickr  Unidentified polyp colony by Omar H, on Flickr
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Tank 125g reef lights, 3 X PFO 250w DE HQI w/10k Ushios; Skimmer, AquaC EV 180 w/Iwaki 20RLT, recently changed to Panworld 50-PX (still adjusting), in-line with the tank; MRC CR-2. Current Tank Info: 29 gallon |
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04/25/2013, 07:17 AM
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looks like GSP to me...i have seen several different varieties of it...long polyps, short like your polyps, green, white, brown...etc...
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04/25/2013, 07:18 AM
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Those are just bleached shrunken GSP for sure. I've had small frags go missing in my tanks for weeks only to finally find them behind a rock looking exactly like what you've got. I'd say just leave it alone and let it recover, in a few weeks to a few months if your tank is healthy it should start getting more color and expanding like normal. Best of luck.
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04/25/2013, 07:18 PM
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ok, thanks!
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