!!!AUSSIE SPATH COLONIES KIND OF SUCK!!!

[TbyZ]

Need a good close up of the coralites/tips. It certainly looks like it could be one.

These are the best I can do

 

[Daniel Edlund]

I had over 10 colonies, when i changed the light all of my spaths died and other corals to. G3 to G4 is big differrent

 

[bif24701]

I'm 98% sure it's a Spath.

 

[Battlecorals]

These are the best I can do

I'd say Spath as well. Hope long have you had it?

 

[Battlecorals]

For this one

Whoa, not sure how i missed this one. Dude that's the kind of stuff I just love! thanks for posting!

 

[TbyZ]

I'd say Spath as well. Hope long have you had it?

Only 5 weeks

 

[Maacc]

Is the one in the front an spath?

 

[DSC reef]

Is the one in the front an spath?

I don't think so, corallites look different. Nice coral though.

 

[DSC reef]

Sorr

I had over 10 colonies, when i changed the light all of my spaths died and other corals to. G3 to G4 is big differrent

Sorry to hear, that first colony is amazing!

 

[Bacon505]

I’ve received another Spathulatha a couple days ago... I let it acclimate for an hr or so and put it in a high place with lot of PAR and flow... lets see how it goes... here is a pic from the seller and one in my system..

That's a big piece, how much did you pay for it? My lfs store sell a frag for $40 here

 

[tnyr5]

Here is Dr. Sanjay Joshi's A. spathulata that he's grown from a small frag over the last 3 years. It's about the size of two fists now.

 

[Battlecorals]

Here is Dr. Sanjay Joshi's A. spathulata that he's grown from a small frag over the last 3 years. It's about the size of two fists now.

Nice! If anyone can, Sanjay can! Nice work on that one. Looks as healthy as can be.

 

[Hoeksemai]

That's a big piece, how much did you pay for it? My lfs store sell a frag for $40 here

I paid $289.99 for the hole piece...

 

[Codym808]

Hey Adam, I got this guy from you in replacement of your blood red milli as you were out of stock atm. Received this one in September of 2017, it stn’d from the base for a good 6 months with about a 1/4” of tissue left at the tip. It’s since recovered, encrusted, and started branching recently. You called this one a strawberry spath which I’m assuming is the red tipped one in your original post. Interested to see what this guy evolves into, what a journey it was for this guy since I almost lost him!