Documenting RRC Rainbow Splice Growth Thread

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I have had a great deal of interest in my RRC Rainbow Splice. This thread is to document the growth for my reference in the future.

Here it is the day I received it 5/25/2019
RRC Rainbow Splice 3.jpg



2 months later on 7/31/2019
RRC Rainbow Splice.jpg



I didn't take any pictures of it for a few months. Here is the next picture on 12/20/2019 after moving it to one of my growout tanks.
RRC Rainbow Splice growout.jpg


I then decided to do surgery on it a week and a half after the picture above. I cut off the 3 main growth tips and glued them next to the base to "redistribute" the colors and spur growth. This picture is one day after surgery 1/1/2020
RRC Rainbow Splice Post Surgery Day 2 01022020.jpg


This picture is from today 2 weeks post surgery. You can see the cuts have healed completely. The cool thing is that on the green side the new growth tip looks like it will be pink, and on the pink side it appears that the new growth tip will be green. What an amazing piece!
RRC Rainbow Splice 2 weeks post surgery.jpg
 
I have decided that I will update this at the beginning of each month, so here is the February update pic. It is growing well!
RRC Rainbow Splice 1 month post surgery.jpg
 
Come on March 1st
LOL, I like this thread, because I look at it everyday and you don't notice the growth, but then I see the monthly pictures and it's easy to see. Short month this time too!
 
Tips healed nicely and base looks fuller.
Yes it's definitely bulking up! Lot's of new growth tips popping out too!
 

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