My 15 inch bubble coral.

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054B42C7-95D7-46CD-ACB6-2D8096E6851E.jpeg figured it was time to post a pic of a coral that went absolutely crazy with growth for me. He was about 6 inches when I got him a year ago and he’s over 15 inches across now.
 
Nice , that's a good size
Looks like it's been behaving itself and not trying to kill it's neighbours
My old green one use to send out long sweepers looking for neighbours
Nice coral and great growth you've got :)
 
Ha, I excitedly clicked on this thread looking for a 15" bubble algae. :eek:

Very nice bubble coral.
 
Beautiful bublble, glad to see appreciation for a nice LPS. What color is it without the actinic lights.
Sorry for the late response...been out of town. It’s purple under white lights.
 
Here’s a photo of him eating at night. Sorry it’s not the best quality. The glass wasn’t clean when I took it.

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