Not often do you get to see a grafted acro.
I got this coral some time ago (6-12 months ago?), and it has an interesting history to it. Was in a LFS that has some hard core sps reefers in it. One of the guys said he got this from RR usa originally, forgot name or had no name, not sure anymore and he brought it in to his store to sell it. So I indeed bought it.
Anyway, it started out bright green with purplish tips and was interesting. Here are a couple of "colony" shots (its not much of a colony yet). Apparently, my aim was not very good this morning, I couldn't get a centered shot of the colony so you get two pictures of the colony.
And now magnifications of two different areas to get a pretty good sense of the grafting or unusual coloring going on. It is pretty cool.
Close up of top left branch from the first colony picture:
Close up of bottom branches from the second colony picture:
So share your pictures of any crazy grafted sps that you have as well
I got this coral some time ago (6-12 months ago?), and it has an interesting history to it. Was in a LFS that has some hard core sps reefers in it. One of the guys said he got this from RR usa originally, forgot name or had no name, not sure anymore and he brought it in to his store to sell it. So I indeed bought it.
Anyway, it started out bright green with purplish tips and was interesting. Here are a couple of "colony" shots (its not much of a colony yet). Apparently, my aim was not very good this morning, I couldn't get a centered shot of the colony so you get two pictures of the colony.
And now magnifications of two different areas to get a pretty good sense of the grafting or unusual coloring going on. It is pretty cool.
Close up of top left branch from the first colony picture:
Close up of bottom branches from the second colony picture:
So share your pictures of any crazy grafted sps that you have as well