True Leng Sy Montipora

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This is the coral I just got a frag of that I was referring to as the True Leng Sy. I promised a pic as soon as I got a frag so here it is...

Without flash...
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With Flash...
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What do you guys think?
I just got it and took the pics after driving it home and it only being in the tank a few hours. I believe it will color up on the rim more!
 
I have one that I had to frag the day before I left on vacation, because it was bleaching in the middle & it was getting bigger. I didn't want to come home to a white coral. The biggest piece is doing great. I think I still have 1 sm piece left. What did you pay for that?
 
$55.00

Watch small white bleaching in montipora...it can be nudis feeding on the coral. Always inspect the coral with magnifying glass and LED flashlight.
 
this was back in january when all my monti's were doing great!

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this was taken last month when all my monti's were ticked off thanks to a flame angel i got that was picking at all of them.


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