Elegance - Catalaphyllia jardinei

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An old school purple tip I picked up a while back. When I found it it was in a tank with a few sick indos and its tentacles were short and stubby - what a change.

I haven't seen any picture threads for these...elegance have to be my favorite coral.

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Nice coral. One of my favorite also. What did you do to revive it?
 
Man, that brings back memories. My first primo coral was a version of that guy in 1998. Enjoy her and bring her back to all her glory.
 
I didn't do anything honestly - it just bounced back - the tentacles are getting crazy long now.
Its a very different looking coral when compared to the Aussie elegance I already had and which was doing well. I hope it keeps going...

I was worried when I bought it that it had the "elegance disease" and would kill both - but being a true addict - I couldn't resist. I got lucky this time...

It]s Aussie neighbor is below...the above elegance is of unknown origin and is a "cut" peice - the bottom aussie has the connical "mud" skeleton...same flow on both.
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Glad to see someone do well with these corals! :D:D:D

I've seen sooooo many jelly out. :(
 

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