No base SPS green slimer

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I am sure some of you have seen this but I thought it was cool! I must have had a branch of my green slimer break off at some point and didn’t see it for some time. Because the tissue grew around the broken end and 100 percent covered in tissue. Healthy tissue completely encovered. It amazes me since it must have been lying on its side in rocks or back of tank sand. So thought at least some tissue would receded. I know they grow corals on strings for better growth but lying on side I guess pretty resilient

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I am sure some of you have seen this but I thought it was cool! I must have had a branch of my green slimer break off at some point and didn’t see it for some time. Because the tissue grew around the broken end and 100 percent covered in tissue. Healthy tissue completely encovered. It amazes me since it must have been lying on its side in rocks or back of tank sand. So thought at least some tissue would receded. I know they grow corals on strings for better growth but lying on side I guess pretty resilient

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A super colorful acro in all light, grows super fast, very hardy, always looks good, great polyp extension even with angelfish, and only 20 dollars. Yet I have acros I paid hundreds for that do not grow at all, look like crap in almost all lighting, that die if you look at them wrong.
 

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