Show us your trachyphyllia

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This thing keeps getting brighter if you can believe that.

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Australophyllia wilsoni I believe is different from trachyphyllia. While LPS I believe australophyllia is it's own class, formerly symphyllia. This is a coral we always wanted to try.
 
Here are mine:

My favourite one!
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I memory of my adorable yellow wellso that died because of my inexperience... and because of my fish dwarf angel flavissimus... :( How i just missed her so so much in my reef tank...
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My next one will be a green neon trachy!!
 
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This one might be taking the lead as my favorite at the moment. Super bright contrast on this Aussie trachy! Group shot with the holy grail trachy inflated fully too.

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Awesome trachy geophrey!!!
 

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