requirements for Mind Trick monti?

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I was wondering what are the lighting and flow requirement for Emma's Jedi Mind Trick monti for optimum growth? I assumed this guy grows like Sunset Monti? Thanks
 
Let me try to take one for you. It'll take a bit of time since I need to clean my glass to take a shot.
 
This is Emma's favorite thing in my/her tank

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Thanks Mark. So what's the best flow/light for this monti?
 
Thanks Mark. So what's the best flow/light for this monti?

Its a monti, they will take to different conditions, but in my tank its mid/low level and decent flow. I do know that there are a lot of similar ones out there as well.
 
I would think it'd thrive in the same condition as any other encrusting Monti. Med/High-High lighting and medium to high flow. Pretty much the same conditions as any Monti. I've an idea, send me a couple frags, I'll put it in a couple different locations in my tank and report back to you on where it does best!! Beautiful Monti!!
 
is this the same thing as the reverse sunset?

I believe the Reverse Sunset is a Montipora Foveolata and the Emma's Mind Trick is a true undata, also the Emma's has a blue growth edge whereas the reverse sunset does not
 
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Mark let me know when I can get a frag of that one from you. It is beautiful!
 
I believe the Reverse Sunset is a Montipora Foveolata and the Emma's Mind Trick is a true undata, also the Emma's has a blue growth edge whereas the reverse sunset does not

Reverse sunset is probably a danae.

The seasons greetings is most likely a faveolata.
 
i have 1 its doing very well in med to high lite with med to high flow,slow growing but doing well
 
I have one in my tank Im holding for a friend. Its about 4 inches under the halfway point of the tank with good flow. Great growth and color, 14k 250w MH.
 

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