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I found this at a lfs. I ended up trading a few frags I had for an even trade. The pic was done on my phone ill have to get a better pic. The tips are a blue/ purple color then to green and orange and red. I was told it was a Millie. Anyways here's a quick pic.
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Nice. Hope it retains colours. Most of those Millepora's are known to change to a single or double colour in captivity: hence why you dont see any frag to colony shot in someones tank. I have yet to see one keep colour long term. Possibly in one or two tanks or maybe a Zeovit tank. But on average, yeah, they dont tend to keep those colours. Let us know in any event how it does. Would be nice to get feedback after a few months definitely.
 
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Thanks everyone! Hope it retains its color "fingers crossed." Some times I like taking that chance in something that might not look as good at the lfs but over time in my tank it turns out really great "not saying this piece looks bad and regardless how it turns out" I just find it rewarding. Will post pics in a month or two.


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