I have a Miracle Tank!

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LOL! Well maybe not but guess what? :D

I had a bright orange plate with a green base die for no reason I thought. Well it has a bunch of babies forming just like the red plate did in the beginning! WOOT!

HEHE thought I would brag I mean share....LOL!
 
Pics would be nice!

Do I need to send all my plates to you so they can die and make a ton of little plates!?!?!LOL
 
HA! thats awesome..similar story regarding this Tyree BGM...It was a VERY small frag when I purchased it and after glueing it I forgot it was there and road rashed it with my arm!

It was a dead skeleton for sure...and then one day I noticed this! I was gratefully surprised! Since that day if I think a frag dies it still stays in a tank!


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terrible pic but you can see the polyp!
 
The red plates are still growing out SLOWLY!!!! LOL!
 
Very cool again! Please answer a few questions...

How long did it take from when it died to when you first noticed the babies?

Do you clean the skeletons off at all during the period when the tissue is dying/decaying?

Did you place the skeleton in a lower light portion of your tank? Any change in light after it died?


Thank you for your time :)
 

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