Lunar paly morph

[dport53]

I have had these for around a month or so. They have morphed into something pretty sweet. No difference in between the camera settings. First picture is taken under phoenix 14k the second is under PC actinic.

Before

After

 

[ddr_phish]

Seeing the Darth Mauls next to them makes me think they had an influence on them. They definitely look like some sort of mix inbetween those two.

 

[dport53]

There is actually a true Darth amongst the Lunars-you may be right. I won't complain if that is the case though lol.

 

[rebelprettyboy]

Def good looking!!!

 

[Saltysteele]

i was reading an article by calfo, i believe, on zooanthellae, and he stated corals were able to spit them out, and take them back in. it is my belief, that if you were able to remove some from a coral, and place then into another coral, you could essentially morph your own

the question, is how? i've got some needles and syringes i brought home from work that i plan on removing some of the liquid from inside one, and maybe try to inject it into a button polyp. i know it can work, these are living things living symbiotically inside another living creature. does the creature really care what color the other creature is? however, there has to be more than that. what would cause rejection..... hmmm....

 

[ddr_phish]

i was reading an article by calfo, i believe, on zooanthellae, and he stated corals were able to spit them out, and take them back in. it is my belief, that if you were able to remove some from a coral, and place then into another coral, you could essentially morph your own

the question, is how? i've got some needles and syringes i brought home from work that i plan on removing some of the liquid from inside one, and maybe try to inject it into a button polyp. i know it can work, these are living things living symbiotically inside another living creature. does the creature really care what color the other creature is? however, there has to be more than that. what would cause rejection..... hmmm....

Well all we can do is try out different methods and see. I'm very interested in trying this out. Time to get some diabetic syringes.

 

[softiegirl]

sounds good, but is it too easy? may be too simple of an idea.....

 

[ddr_phish]

sounds good, but is it too easy? may be too simple of an idea.....

Simple ideas are the best. Many people try to make things overly complicated, simple is best, might as well try it. :)

 

[Salt Water Crazy]

i was reading an article by calfo, i believe, on zooanthellae, and he stated corals were able to spit them out, and take them back in. it is my belief, that if you were able to remove some from a coral, and place then into another coral, you could essentially morph your own

the question, is how? i've got some needles and syringes i brought home from work that i plan on removing some of the liquid from inside one, and maybe try to inject it into a button polyp. i know it can work, these are living things living symbiotically inside another living creature. does the creature really care what color the other creature is? however, there has to be more than that. what would cause rejection..... hmmm....

now you got me thinking palythoa grandis size everthing lol :bigsmile:

 

[socalireefer]

Wow first in line for a frag!
Very nice morph!