Najer's zen twins.

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$10 lfs dead bin... 15 months later. ;Spam
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It appears to be a plating green spiny hairy thing? Who knows! ;)

Under the dark fish yeh looks green and pointy to me! :)
 
I moved the remaining two neptheas yesterday, one more into the display and the small one into the puddle.
Issue one is that the biggest one is already at the surface!
Issue two is it is right on the edge of yellow scopas territory.
Excuse the water, busy engineer goby today. ;)

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M2 I think. :)

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Doesn't look much but it is healthy, I am going to watch carefully as it is in more light but not very high, hopefully it will colour up soon.

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Nice chalice! Mine like lower light and low flow...I do have two on the sand bed and one probably 5 inches up. They are all doing well, but my frags were tiny. Not much to look at yet!
 
Unless there are any frag tips lurking this is the only acro left.
Pics of it when it went in years ago are on an old hard drive I am struggling to access, it was by far the prettiest acro I ever added.
It has died back on me and re grown twice, this alone currently is keeping me focused apart from the fish. :)

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