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I have had my frag from Adam since December 2016. I'm only seeing shades of blue/green and red right now. No yellows. See photo. iPhone photo doesn't do it justice. Also, I just changed lights and moved it and flipped it on it's side. Seems to have lost a bit of color since all the changes. Had better color before the move. I also need to dial in the right spectrum & intensity on new lights. It seems like a moderately fast grower.

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i have a frag from adam..high in my tank..encrusted with no upward growth at all...not much in the way of colors either...thinking of chopping off a piece and moving it
 

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i have a frag from adam..high in my tank..encrusted with no upward growth at all...not much in the way of colors either...thinking of chopping off a piece and moving it

Mine had no color until it started to get large (>3" across). I'm going to let it settle into its new position (more PAR) and angle (it is now on it's side), then I'll post a better, more representative photo in a few weeks.
 

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I'm right there with you guys. This one below has been in my display for all of 2-3 years now. I clipped it a coupel times last year when i was extremely low on it, and @tristanfish 's frag was one of them, a glob more than anything but my last actual nodule of upward growth lol. I have been looking at an encrusted mass for ever now it seems. No protrusions at all. Fortunately, the ones I have on tiles upstairs are way more actively growing. This ones been painful to watch however.


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I'm right there with you guys. This one below has been in my display for all of 2-3 years now. I clipped it a coupel times last year when i was extremely low on it, and @tristanfish 's frag was one of them, a glob more than anything but my last actual nodule of upward growth lol. I have been looking at an encrusted mass for ever now it seems. No protrusions at all. Fortunately, the ones I have on tiles upstairs are way more actively growing. This ones been painful to watch however.


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I love when you share stuff like this!
 

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Happy to report in the club! Adam hooked me up with this one last week. I wish I could find a way to capture those yellow tips without the over exposure. This thing is awesome. First pick under the blues and second is the full spectrum.
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I'm right there with you guys. This one below has been in my display for all of 2-3 years now. I clipped it a coupel times last year when i was extremely low on it, and @tristanfish 's frag was one of them, a glob more than anything but my last actual nodule of upward growth lol. I have been looking at an encrusted mass for ever now it seems. No protrusions at all. Fortunately, the ones I have on tiles upstairs are way more actively growing. This ones been painful to watch however.


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@Battlecorals Hahaha.. that nob is currently still a nob. Not much growth.
It’s odd.
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@Battlecorals Hahaha.. that nob is currently still a nob. Not much growth.
It’s odd.
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funny Mine still does not have a single protruding branch either, color is a little better than my pic but otherwise its the same still lol
 

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Mine took a while to find its happy place, but has now colored back up and begun to encrust (sorry for the horrible photos -old phone).

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