PC Superman Acro Growth/Color Tracking

[Chameleon]

seems like every vendor had some at the MTRC swap this past year

 

[kes]

very nice coral!

 

[Rickyrooz]

 

[Nuocmam]

Oh my!

 

[Lacktaters]

Nice pic!

 

[Rickyrooz]

Thank you, it is finally starting to turn blue!

 

[mylittlejade]

Mine looks identical to yours Rickyrooz. It's still small but I can't wait for it to grow out to the size you have, it's such a nice one.

Bryan

 

[Diesel]

I have one since a week or so from CUNAreefer, just hoping one day I can show a similar picture.

 

[Nuocmam]

When I had mine under less light it had the green in the body. My colony now is about 5"-6" from the surface of the water so its pretty high up under 6 lamp ATI Powermodule and a couple ReefBrites. It's also getting quite a bit of flow.

 

[wakeboardgeek]

Oh! That's nice!

 

[CoralFragZ]

Nice Colony and Great photo. Love the actual colors in this photo.

 

[watchguy123]

here it is in June


Just starting to get blue tips, yeah!

 

[Nuocmam]

here it is in June


Just starting to get blue tips, yeah!

Looking good Mark.

 

[Graham's Aquaculture Verified Sponsor]

Some interesting color variations on this coral in different tanks. I love these grow out threads though.

 

[MatteZ]

Does anybody have a frag of this gem they are willing to part with?

 

[RogerWilco357]

Was wondering what lighting your using the color is nice and the growth is impressive..
Roger

Here's mine. I know it's a bad pic. I usually shoot with my macro and the Avast Porthole.

 

[Nuocmam]

Was wondering what lighting your using the color is nice and the growth is impressive..
Roger

Thank you. I run a 6 lamp ATI PowerModule and 2 ReefBrite LED strips.

 

[Big E]

I thought this coral was bright red with blue tips.........hence the Superman name? These all look more pinkish with green highlights and light blue tips, except for maybe Nuocmam's pic.

 

[Rickyrooz]

I thought this coral was bright red with blue tips.........hence the Superman name? These all look more pinkish with green highlights and light blue tips, except for maybe Nuocmam's pic.

Once the coral grows out and matures it will change color.

 

[Dowtish]

As with almost all acros. Very rarely do you see a small frag or even a mini colony have its full color potential. It takes time for the coral to mature and adjust(hopefully) to your parameters and show its true color.