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Thnaks! It was all purple but the colony got stung by another acro (a green one). After that the whole colony started to get those green pigments.Unique for sure!
Thank you!very nice!!!
Wooowww this one is insane!!!!
I know!!, when I saw it I couldn't believe my eyes. I will call you in a few minutes.I want a frag of this one!!! :xd:
:snicker:+^1 insane!!
I got this from a friend from PR.Nice find! Where did you get it from?
nice one. i have a kentuckyee bluegrass colony that has 1 weird natural grafted spot...lol am thinking of smashing up a pocci branch and "sprinkling" it on the rest of the colony LOL....
Its pretty cool! I did read about it a few months ago on Advanced Aquarist site.Yup all a graft is an infection that's exactly what you got... I find it pretty cool myself but lots of people don't and look at it bad since it is a infection...
Ive dicovered that most of the grafts that stick are the ones grafted with a poccillipora, this is what was done at the LFS anywas.
That would suck pretty bad!:beat_brick: Only time will tell, the colony has been like that for only a few months.I had a thing for grafted pieces at one time I had every known one available and nothing held its graft one color always takes over... Even the simplex... Currently I own the green jacketed divicorita and I had to by a branch of green from steve to get it back... Since it's not natural one color or another always takes over...
I read about Pocilloporas/grafting, but he doesn't have any Pocilloporas. It was touching a green acro, I will try to get some pics of both colonies in a few weeks.Ive dicovered that most of the grafts that stick are the ones grafted with a poccillipora, this is what was done at the LFS anywas.