New Red & Blue War coral

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Love this new frag I just picked up, I’m letting it grow out on the sandbed before I glue it to the rocks so I can get a nice frag from it.

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got frag samiliar to yours. blue with purple rim. absolutely gorgeous under acntic lighting.
Nice! My led light kinda has a actinic look at night time and does look amazing but I can’t get the camera to snap a pic with that light but its definitely amazing and the best part is I paid under 40 bucks for this captive grown frag. I’m probably gonna keep this frag on the sand and put the frag from it on my rocks so I can readily frag it for coral trades with local Reefers. I used to have a red and green war coral before my last tank crash it grew so fast like this little guy.
 
Can’t seem to find my lens filter. This is an aggressive coral as well. Couldn’t believe how long the sweeper tentacles are at night. Almost killed my mummy chalice next to it.

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Can’t seem to find my lens filter. This is an aggressive coral as well. Couldn’t believe how long the sweeper tentacles are at night. Almost killed my mummy chalice next to it.

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I’ll have to make sure I keep mine away from my future chalices lol I have 3 (in the pics below) on the way I won from an auction I would hate for them to get stung.

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