Hotties with no name :)

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Just found another one burried in the back of my tank
 
This is NOT the kind of thread I thought it was going to be! ;)

Seriously, though, where does one get such beautiful corals? I've never seen anything remotely like that in my LFSs :(
 
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So Yeah, where do us normal folk get these no namers at? They look great and I give no... about names, just colors and sharing with my local clubs.
 
So Yeah, where do us normal folk get these no namers at? They look great and I give no... about names, just colors and sharing with my local clubs.

Mine came either as a cheap sale online, or a browned out piece from my LFS.

This one came from Tidal Gardens that I bought during a live sale for a whopping $15. Sold as a 'Purple Acro'. Has a long way to go but boy, the skin that has colored is one of the better pinks in the tank. It just needs to lose those ugly polyps. :D
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This is NOT the kind of thread I thought it was going to be! ;)

Seriously, though, where does one get such beautiful corals? I've never seen anything remotely like that in my LFSs :(
Everything in my tank started out as brown frag. Cheap and can be very amazing.
 
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Another brown out no street name mumbo jumbo but its a spathulata
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Yep. I think most no name gems started out looking more like coal than diamonds. It would be a really cool reward to take a coral that starts out bleached or poo colored and bring it to these stellar specimens! I think I actually have more experience moving things the other direction... *hangs head in shame*
 
Yep. I think most no name gems started out looking more like coal than diamonds. It would be a really cool reward to take a coral that starts out bleached or poo colored and bring it to these stellar specimens! I think I actually have more experience moving things the other direction... *hangs head in shame*
I know that's right! :( I'm the same way.
 

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