Hugo (Snipersps) rainbow hillae

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Some one acquired and was able to keep it alive and color it up? Show off please. Let's see pics.
 
Mine loves to eat, purchased directly from Hugo as a small frag. Here is a low quality camera phone pic...
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That pic above I took a few months ago. It is about the size of a racquet ball now. Here is the frag when I bought it 2 years ago. It is quite hardy and tentacles are out after a few minutes of food in the water.
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What can you say about the heads. Do they start out as all red and later color up as they mature. Or they have all color since they are babies.
 
What can you say about the heads. Do they start out as all red and later color up as they mature. Or they have all color since they are babies.

It's pretty erratic, no two heads are alike. Some have green stripes through the mouth that change to yellow. Pinkish areas develope on the reddish body. It's pretty sweet
 
Very nice


Heres my share, showing potential of colors.
 

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