Some new Cornbred coral additions

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I added a few cornbred corals about a month ago. They all transported well except a millipora that had some of the flesh rubbed off it's branches. It is recovering well and I'm starting to see some growth from them all. I'd like to ask for other's experience with these cornbred corals. I have the chalices in lower indirect light.
So far I'm very happy (not the wallet) with the purchase and will probably expand my collection with more. JP

Rainbow Crush Chalice


Flaming Bugatti Chalice


Ultimate Pectina - This is my fourth Pectina (1st from CC) and they all seem to grow extremely quick in my tank.
 
Those are some Beautiful Grabs!! I deal mainly with Cornbred and out of id say about 15 Corals Ive Never lost one! There Always super Healthy!! Polyps for me open within the first hour and of coure take a week or so to fully heal and color up. But IMO CBs Corals are worth every Penny!! And I just grabbed a Fuego Chalice from him as of now Shes sitting in the sand and I will slowly move it up an inch or 2 over the next few weeks. I love your Choices there Awsome Chalices!!
 
Rainbow crush can tolerate some light as long as you acclimate it. Mines doing good couple inches above my sandbed I'm direct light. Too bad I can't see your pics on Tapatalk. Haha. But I'm sure they're nice. =)


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