Orange Rim Aussie Wellsophyllia

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Have many of you guys seen one with an Orange rim like this?
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I must concur.....extremely nice Trachypyllia. Just to be genetically correct, Wellsophyllia no longer exists. Back in the early 2000's they discovered that the Wellso was in fact a Trach. However, I'd wish they kept the Wellso name....I prefer it over a Trach.

So your absolutely beautiful Trach makes my bland purple and green feel ugly.




Thanks for sharing!
 
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On our way home with a gorgeous orange rim with black center wellso now loved yours and came across ours for 65 bucks I'll get pics when home n settled in.
 

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