Stylophora collectors here?

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Nice Stylophora everyone! Been looking at these lately as I plan my tank. Like these for mixing in some thick branches. How do they do near acropora? Or maybe the question is how do the acropora do? Let’s see some more.
 
Nice. It sounds like the purple ones grow faster than others.
 
one thing I have noticed with mine is that if detritus is allowed to settle on them they will loose tissue pretty fast. I have an fine branched Purple stylo from Indonesia, which is one or my fav's
 
Bump. Very underrated in my opinion! Trying to get a few different colors for the new build!
 
Here my 2 growing fast somewhere bwtween 4 or 5 months just started out as little nubs
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Mine is huge! And the frag I made last year is half of the size already the coral in the middle is the stylo. Picture doesnt really show the size of it. Its almost the size of a soccer ball.
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That is the nicest 120 I have ever seen.
 

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