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Being a vendor I typically dont keep may coral very long. But, I just really liked these when I got them and they morphed into insane looking PE's. Preston (peter) which is a member on here got a couple polyps from me. If he tunes into this thread, please post a photo of your. I am very curious to know if they morphed for you. The first photo is from when I got them about 3-4 months ago and the second photo is what they morphed into over 3-4 months. The second photo I just took today.
I love these things!!!

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I have never had a paly change so much in a short amount of time. The pink on the second photo is much brighter in person.
 
kinda reminds me of the very first Desert Fox PE's that came out 2-3 years ago... really awesome morph... too bad I sold all my frags... would love to get another frag of the original ones in the future... awesome PE morph!!! :)

here's some pics of my frag back then... this frag went to about 25 polyps before I sold them...

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Hey Marv - Thise are extremely close. From what they started at and the direction they are going its a good possibility that the morph might end up even closer to the ones you had. If they turn out the same I am always up for trading.
 
I think these might be the same

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Pinks start to develop more under intense lighting.
 
I have had them under intense light, I think thats what morphed them. Directly under a 400 watt 20K in a Lumen Arc reflector.

Coraldiva - Your are right, they do look like hearts. I did not notice that before.
 
Everyone has some very nice morphs. How come we never see these for trade??
 
what's up with that one, flricordia? that thing has fingers comin out of it's face, it's fingers and who else knows where :snicker:
Is kind of odd. Almost looks like the testicles of Rhodactis sanctithomae.
 

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