TSA Rainbow Fusion

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One of the Crown Jewels here at the TSA farm. The Rainbow Fusion is a piece that has always stood out amongst the rest. This piece has been in our collection for years and has proven to be a very hardy Tenuis option for many hobbyist.

With deep blue skin and polyps that transition from yellow/ orange to one of the most vibrant hot pinks, this piece will surely stand out in your aquarium. Our colonies have always thrived in high flow and high light conditions. This is a must have for any acro collectors out there. We hope to continue to grow this piece for many more years to come.

If you have a colony in your tank, definitely drop some photos in this thread. We always love seeing our corals out in the wild!

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So many of these blue with pinkish polyp tenuis look identical to me, but this one is definitely a nice one for sure
 
So many of these blue with pinkish polyp tenuis look identical to me, but this one is definitely a nice one for sure

The hot pink polyps definitely make this one stand out. They are very bright!
 
It's definitely one I will purchase once I am confident enough with acros to risk that kind of money.
 
Love this. I don’t think it would look like that in my tank currently but one day it will.
 
Love this. I don’t think it would look like that in my tank currently but one day it will.

A little patience, tender love and care and you will get there!

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Just curious, if you only had room for 1 more tenius, would you get rainbow fusion or haymaker?

That is a tough one... Me personally, I'd probably choose the Rainbow Fusion. Those hot pink polyps really stand out and just pop in the tank.
 

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