!!!!!!PURPY PILLI and BC PANIC ACROS!!!!!

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I have been wanting to shoot these two for the site for a long time now. Finally got a couple decent shots of these guys.

A couple teaser frags have gotten out but otherwise these have been growing out under lock and key for quite some time now:spy:

The BC Panic Acro

This is a paniculata I got almost three years ago in an indo shipment. It started off real slow but has finally blossomed.
It was tricky to get the color right on the pic but this one glows bright with cool blue tips! Similar to my Moth acro but a little more vibrant and the coralites are more elongated.

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Then there is the Purpy Pilli.

The name half borrowed from the infamous and easily killable ORA gem, The Purple Pillow

This is no trick pic The Pilli is as deep purple as it gets! I have not had this one quite as long as the Panic but it prooven to be more than outstanding. A true purple acro is not that easy to come by.

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I can vouch for the purpy pilli. Its probably the brightest frag I have. Its freakin BRIGHT!
 
I can vouch for the purpy pilli. Its probably the brightest frag I have. Its freakin BRIGHT!

Right on man. Glad it's doing well. You have one of only two frags I've cut of that guy. :)


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I am doing some work on the site and haven't updated yet.

Anyone interested can feel free to Pm me anytime:).

Just need to do some fine tuning before all the changes get published:)




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