!!!BLEEDING MOTH DOES SOUND WAY TO SERIOUS!!!

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Indeed it does. Truth is, I have been calling this one the "Shag Priority" for quite a while now. Lots of people have it even, and that's what I gave it to them as. Problem is, I was just to impatient to let this one sit long enough to really let those polyps dangle before I took the shot. So instead of the visually shaggy wonder that it actually is, and the essence I really wanted to capture, we have a more subdued look that lends its self better to a name like......."Bleeding Moth", sigh...

So whatever really. Call it what you will. I think it's just a super shaggy Nasuta, and it does look great believe me. If your into long stringy meaty polyps, this is the shaggiest one I have.

But you'll just have to take my word on that until you get you yourself, or I can be a little more patient with my photography. Or, if you happen to have one, please feel free to chime in.

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More Shaggy than “Crazzzy Banana” and “Trash Compactor”?
 
Nice and shaggy for sure. I prefer corals that let it hang out for sure. Not all corals will keep their polyps out all the time.
 
Starting to think I should have waited to order my latest Battlebox. Yet another nice piece! Guess I'll just have to order another box in a couple months :)


I can sneak one of these in for you no problem!
 
My granddaughter and I are shopping and picked this one and the backdraft :)
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