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I was watching my tank when I noticed one of my acans has retracted for unknown reasons when I noticed something.:
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Are those new polyps growing? I’ve only had this tank for around 5~6 months now. And it’s my first ever reef tank, so any signs of growth are pretty exiting if I’m right.
 
Looks like it, break out the cigars its twins!

Edit: Triplets?
Here’s a quick question. I have a rainbow acan that lost a lot of the colors it came with. If it were to fro new heads, would they look like the old colors or the current colors?
 
Here’s a quick question. I have a rainbow acan that lost a lot of the colors it came with. If it were to fro new heads, would they look like the old colors or the current colors?
Thats a wicked good question, and I wish I had an answer haha I'd lean towards the current colors but I honestly have no idea. Hopefully we can get an answer from an Acan pro
 
Thats a wicked good question, and I wish I had an answer haha I'd lean towards the current colors but I honestly have no idea. Hopefully we can get an answer from an Acan pro
Guess I’ll start a new thread and we if anyon knows.
 
I was watching my tank when I noticed one of my acans has retracted for unknown reasons when I noticed something.:
A8C7F1C9-6811-42F1-BADB-BE8CF19DAC5B.jpeg

Are those new polyps growing? I’ve only had this tank for around 5~6 months now. And it’s my first ever reef tank, so any signs of growth are pretty exiting if I’m right.
Yes. New babies! Keep them happy and you'll soon have a ring of babies around each polyp. It never gets old finding new growth.
 

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