LPS Spotlight: Scolymia

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Here are a couple of mine
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These are awesome everyone!
 
i have a couple rescues. they have both fattened up. there previous owner had them in a tank with high direct flow and a trigger that picked on them. they were in rough shape, especially the smaller one. with light flow and direct feeding once a week they are doing great! the smaller has even regrown the wedge of flesh it was missing :becky: sorry for the crappyy cel pic. i'll try to get a nice one soon...
 

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Drooling over this thread.. especially the multiple scolys it's settled I need one of these gems!
 
Here are mine, only had them about 3 weeks or so
 

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Way to go guys Un subbing because yall are rubbing it in my face haha. I'LL REJOIN WHEN I OWN MY OWN SCOLY! until then
 

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