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My pagoda cup...
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Here are mine. They don't seem to be as popular as they use to be. But there also is not a lot a variance in their look. I do have one that has
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the normal green polyps but with a deep blue center eye. When it is fully open the tentacles are so long you can not see the blue centers. I disturbed it to get the polyps when the tentacles are not as long. Not a good picture but you can see the blue centers. The larger one is just regular green.
 
I bought a canary yellow one, 6 years ago. It was brighter than my yellow tang, you could see it from next door!!. it was so bright. But it turned a pale blue/green, and been the same ever since. I wish I could get that color back.
 
Here my blue eyed one at light when the polyps are out but not fully extended.
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I bought a canary yellow one, 6 years ago. It was brighter than my yellow tang, you could see it from next door!!. it was so bright. But it turned a pale blue/green, and been the same ever since. I wish I could get that color back.

It almost sounds like it was bleached and finally grew back its zooxanthellae.
 
Nice!
 
I've had this one about 3 years now; a fairly slow grower but it's probably doubled in size (~7" across now).
 
I was hoping to see some Turbinaria reniformis I have a couple pieces now but they are recovering so I didn't want to post them yet they are rescue pieces from a friend with deep pockets and no patients.
 
I was hoping to see some Turbinaria reniformis I have a couple pieces now but they are recovering so I didn't want to post them yet they are rescue pieces from a friend with deep pockets and no patients.

I use to have a yellow one. Like pagoda cup painfully slow grower, but the pagoda at least always has polyps out. Mine was just boring scroll coral. It got devoured by my montipora spongodes. I have seen nice shade of green one it was a jason fox edition. WWC use to have some frags of it.
 
Here a couple more pics it seems to do great in high light high flow as far as the one I have goes
 

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