Documenting coloration

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I bought this from a local pet store that had it in the display in a back corner.
I'm going to hopefully color this whole thing back up.
It was at and angle so a lot of it was shaded but the nice thing is, it wasn't that was for a long time so it didn't die off.
It's a super bright yellow and I love it very tempted to frag this up. But I'm going to wait for it to color back up first.
Hopefully this works out.
The white is a love on the back side...

Start. 8/12/13
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I would chop it up. Get it away fron the dead part and let the branches breath. The smaller pieces will adapt far better if they are separated.
 

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