SPS Spotlight: Red Dragon

I have nothing on the beautiful colony shots above, but here is my contribution to the thread :)

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What great pics of some insane colonies. I have mine down low. About a month ago I was cleaning the tank and knocked of a few pieces. That triggered a growth spike and my single branching frag started to shoot new spouts. in conclusion trimming promotes growth.
 
Sweet coral..thanks for sharing the pics..haven't seen one locally - hope someone acquires it soon...and shares the wealth !!
 
beautiful.
I just picked up a frag of the red dragon, blue dragon and the green dragon.

We'll see how they go in 6 months
 
I have had mine for over a year now. Fragged multiple times. Fast grower under AI Sols. Grew 5x faster than my purple monster - both started out as 3/4" frags.

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The sps in the front and to the right are oregon torts. Grow faster than PM, but still slower then red dragon
 
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My mini colony that I have fragged twice since I got it 6 months ago(ish).. it's a weed but impressive when it's as big as some of those colonies!
 

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