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Hey guys. I have an interesting change going on with a coral in my reef that I think some of you might be interested in seeing. I just wanted to keep its progression documented, not making a sale thread here since no frags are for sale and my local buddies will get the first several available frags when it is large enough :). Over the summer I bought a 1" nice looking blue frag from a reefer taking down his tank. Looked similar to a tenuis. It stayed like this for a while, growing slowly with the same look. It actually started turning more of a teal color probably due to my low nutrient level. I didn't take many pics at first because it didn't look like anything special.

Early pic

At First by rich.colombo, on Flickr


I upgraded reefs in November and this coral seemed to like its new home :) A color change became apparent 2 months after upgrading. This color is getting more vibrant and the coral seems to be growing faster lately. All these pics are taken with an iphone5 through a top down box. There is no color edit. I'll keep updating will monthly growth/progression pics.

When I first noticed the color change

IMG_7457 by rich.colombo, on Flickr

(Jan 13th)

IMG_7517 by rich.colombo, on Flickr


FEB 10th

Feb 10 2014 by rich.colombo, on Flickr


March 12th

March 12 by rich.colombo, on Flickr
 
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yea dont forget when you frag jackson, you got a good home for it right here. ! if anything ill trade ya a piece in the near future. ! looks like its growing pretty well. :) keep it up as well make this a update thread once a month or when ever you see a new growth spurt.!
 
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