Double Rainbow Lobo

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Haha JK it's not a double rainbow but it is a pretty neat rainbow Lobo that I acquired nearly a year ago from a vendor on ebay. It was super pricey and I was less than impressed once it arrived as the photo was obviously enhanced but I think it's colored up quite nicely.

It has red, yellows, purple and green with orange streaks throughout it... I believe that qualifies as a "rainbow" right? ;)

Boom!
 
I love transformation pictures. It gives you satisfaction to see a coral do well in your system and to see the changes it has made. Love that coral and keep up the good work.

I myself put lobo on the substrate flat so as it grows it doesn't shade itself and has plenty of space to grow and spread out. It is easy to frag as well because it is not attached to your main rock work so it is easy to move. From time to time as new heads form I will pick it up and cut the new heads off before they fuse with the main skeleton. It makes fragging easy.
 

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