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I am collecting corals with natural white coloration.I currently have this foliose encrusted on a 2 inch plug for trade
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Just curious is all but what is a "foliose". That looks like a monti to me and green at that. Though I may be missing something.
 
I believe it is a type of monti,it was sold to me as a " fully o sa".Foliose is the closet name I could find on the internet.I also tired to look it up on this forum with no success.I could be wrong ,I will get a more accurate I'D.
 
A while back someone on here was selling a white acro. It seriously was the color of a sheet of paper.
 
Cool!I add that to my wishlist!
 
Wow ,I like the unusual color combo!I would like to arrange a trade.
 
Just curious is all but what is a "foliose". That looks like a monti to me and green at that. Though I may be missing something.
So this may be a undata,WYSIWYG folks.Special thanks to footballdude2k3 for the ID.
 
White sps:
Ora Pearlberry
Polleti Yellow Tip Stag (in low light)
Northern Light Granulosa
Aussie IceFire Echinata
Im sure theres more im forgetting at the moment

Polyps:
Maryjanes (White skirt)
Black PE
CC WhiteWalker
BAR White Velvet

I have a stark white Tubastrea colony i could frag for you if interested, i also have maryjanes i cud do a nice sized frag of as well
 
Thank you for the lineup thesmallerthebetter!I already have mary janes,but if you could post some pics of what you are willing to frag I would appreciate it!
 
I appreciate the offer,however I believe that particular coral is not naturally white.
 
Why is that?
It was white when bought, been white for the last 4 months and in the same tank as a ton of other thriving corals. Its certainly not bleached
 
My experience

Why is that?
It was white when bought, been white for the last 4 months and in the same tank as a ton of other thriving corals. Its certainly not bleached
When I first began this hobby I received a white frog spawn.After a period of many months it very slowly restored its proper colors in a healthy system.
 
This one was white for a long time in both my system and the one I got it from.
 
I saw a white-out, white spaghetti finger lather at seaworld once... til this day I dream of it. It was so strikingly beautiful and healthy!
 
I have a white favite. Its alive and well. Kinda old picture I will take a better one.

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