Do you plan to sell any of this once it grows out?
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Do you plan to sell any of this once it grows out?
I think I wanna try me some of that GFP!To make things more interesting, every example I've seen of grafting / GFP infection in coral is bright green.
A year or two ago I had a coral named pink panther table (that's typically all pink in the base tissue) develop distinctly different tissue coloration that's blue. So is there also Blue Protein Infection?
More recently, in that same tank, I had an encrusting frag of RRC Jawdropper develop blue tissue as well. I've never heard of JD developing "grafting", so as far as I know this piece is one of a kind.
I'm honestly all for it, 'great work' it might disturb some people but if you don't experiment in this hobby then we would not have ' the abundance of choices we have today... obviously it's on your own terms and risk management etc but this another way forward in my opinion
In the most sincere way possible, I have googled the most sincere, apologetic, astonishing ways of saying this, even laughed myself to a point of crying... I might write a birthday card for this but it's censored, so in short.
It takes a million generations or more to evolve lasting changes, the study found. Darwin was right: natural selection is beavering away all the time, and yet evolution itself plods along like a stick-in-the-mud..... in polite terms lol
Do you plan to sell any of this once it grows out?
I see my future frag coming on that mid-section!Update on the Grafted PC Rainbow... a few weeks after cutting it I moved the frag to one of my display tanks for better flow and lighting. The original colony was under lower light which caused all the old growth to turn red. The move caused the frag to stall for a couple months but now it's growing again.
The move worked out well as it's developing the yellows and greens PC Rainbow will develop when happy and growing. The grafting on top of this is resulting in some insane colors which is what I was going for. Here's some pics of the frag under blues:
Just take my money.Update on the Grafted PC Rainbow... a few weeks after cutting it I moved the frag to one of my display tanks for better flow and lighting. The original colony was under lower light which caused all the old growth to turn red. The move caused the frag to stall for a couple months but now it's growing again.
The move worked out well as it's developing the yellows and greens PC Rainbow will develop when happy and growing. The grafting on top of this is resulting in some insane colors which is what I was going for. Here's some pics of the frag under blues: