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Hey folks. Looking to add some final things to my collection. Been looking for RRC Jaw Dropper, Jacksons rainbow, RRA Ultimate orange passion. For bowers I’m looking for masters or snipers bowers. If anyone has any of these let me know, thx!
 
Pirates Reef or Law Office Aquariums for Jackson’s Rainbow 😁

Reefco in NJ has the mother colonies of the Jaw Dropper.
 
Sniper sps bower mini colonies
 

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Pirates Reef or Law Office Aquariums for Jackson’s Rainbow 😁

Reefco in NJ has the mother colonies of the Jaw Dropper.
Any pics of your Jackson rainbow lately ?
 
Any pics of your Jackson rainbow lately ?
Im growing a frag if it. I got it from
pirates reef. Still has a while to go. Only been a few months.
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Im growing a frag if it. I got it from
pirates reef. Still has a while to go. Only been a few months.
IMG_4706.jpeg
Any tips on coloring it up ? I got it from him also
 
Any tips on coloring it up ? I got it from him also
send out an MS resolution ICP and make sure the no severe deficiencies or accumulations. At least 350 par in an ab+ spectrum. Feed well well without nutrients going too high. There’s many ways to balance it all however. I grew it under halide and lower nutrients years ago and had great better colors back then lol.
 
Does anyone else but reefco and law office and pirates have these?
 

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