Giant Clove Polyp/Palm Tree Coral Showoff Thread

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Hey folks! Let's see those giant clove polyps, the more mild mannered and less invasive member of the clove polyp group of corals!

Here is my current crop of giant clove polyps:

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I got these bad boys at MACNA this year. They have dark green "leaves" with a gold neon stripe running down the middle. I hope to get some Avatars soon to go along with them in my tank!

I like these clove polyps because the don't grow like weeds like those nasty blue clove polyps and they're much easier to trim and frag if they do start to grow somewhere they shouldn't!
 
Hey folks! Let's see those giant clove polyps, the more mild mannered and less invasive member of the clove polyp group of corals!

Here is my current crop of giant clove polyps:

IMG_20170918_164910_948.jpg


I got these bad boys at MACNA this year. They have dark green "leaves" with a gold neon stripe running down the middle. I hope to get some Avatars soon to go along with them in my tank!

I like these clove polyps because the don't grow like weeds like those nasty blue clove polyps and they're much easier to trim and frag if they do start to grow somewhere they shouldn't!

OOOHHHH that is awesome colors. I am going to have to come up there and frag that piece for my own:D
 
OOOHHHH that is awesome colors. I am going to have to come up there and frag that piece for my own:D
Give me a couple months! They have to multiply first!
 
Those are awesome colors, never seen those before. Here's a couple small ones
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Yours look great too! I kinda wish the stripe on mine went all the way to the center like yours but it doesn't bother me too much :)
 
I have these - how invasive are they?
They're not supposed to be as invasive as something like blue clove polyps but they still grow pretty fast. I'd put them at the same growth rate as fast growing zoas like Sunny D's.
 
That's a steel. Very nice.
 

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