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I just acquired this amazing Australian Favia! Very rare color and a 4.5 x 4 inch colony. Can't wait to get this beauty in my tank!

1 favorite coral.jpg
 
I just acquired this amazing Australian Favia! Very rare color and a 4.5 x 4 inch colony. Can't wait to get this beauty in my tank!

1 favorite coral.jpg

It’s not bragging if it’s true. It’s called sharing. Nice score
 
Very nice
What’s pictured in the top photo?


There are 3 different photos
1. Australian Favia (Christmas/Watermelon) But with magenta instead of red.

2. Australian “Snowflake” neon orange melting pot plate coral

3. Dragon Soul reverse prism Favia.
 
Did it come in? Excited to see it in your tank
 
Did it come in? Excited to see it in your tank

They are very healthy! I put these in the same day as I had a tank moved. It's 4 years mature. Needless to say the entire tank is in a bit of shock so the corals haven't fully opened yet.

So far the 2 favias look purple and green with very distinct patterns.

The orange plate coral looks amazingly vibrant even without being fully opened.

I promiste to keep you updated!
 

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