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Pink elephants -- gauging interest

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I have 4 polyps of PE which i am getting ready to frag. anyone interested?
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pretty quick growers, the frag shown has grown into 8 polyps in the 2 months ive had it
 
I'm up! What are you looking for bro?
 
Oh nevermind didnt notice they were for sale. :)
 
Rev you never got back to me on a trade. what do you have?
 
I'll post some better pics tomorrow when the lights come back on. They came from Steve Tyree.
 
My intrested has been peaked, I would also like to see daylight pics and closer ( macro ) if possible to see the skirts, disk, parterns of the paly.
 
I have never heard of Pink Elephants growing quickly, they are notorious slow growers. You must have a hardy strain!
 
Mine grow super slow as well. Sorry I know this isnt a discussion thread Nice frags though
 
Mine grow quite fast! I started with 2 and a baby and I now have 9 after only 3 months! Mine have lineage back to Tyree too.
 
Ill post some i took today with a point and shoot, i have no macro lens and the colors are not well depicted. wait, scrap that I think i can find the pic Steve sent me...brb
 
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The only difference is that the skirts seem to have extended insted of being kind of rolled up as in this pic
 
I got this exact frag mid sept and I now ave 7 full polyps with 2 babies sprouting as we speak..so i qwould consider that a fast grower. they are on the bottom of a 24 gallon aquapod under 150 MH (Radium 20k)
 

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