Orange Gorgonian

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Picked up an awesome looking gorgonian today. Orange with red polka dots and the polyps are a blue/white.
It fragged itself on the trip home from the LFS....a nice clean break at the base, so I now have two. The original one is in my nano reef, and the smaller fragged piece is in my 'fowlr' tank.
I have always wanted one of these...always planned on one of the purple ones, but this one is just stunning. The smaller frag in pic #1 already has polyp extension after just an hour in the tank.
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Barrier Reef Aquariums in Renton. Great store all in all
 
those are cool.. i get a few in every week and they are all gone in by mid week or friday.. hahahah i learned that everyone has thier own taste. i love the blueberry one better =)
 
Yep blueberry is definitely on my to get list... I have a purple whip right now and it's growing like crazy in my tank.
 

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