Two Mouthed is Now Two Mouths

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Was a two mouthed scoly I think. I had cut the rock it was attached too trying to straighten out the drop off mouth . Today I noticed a tear starting so I got the scapel and helped it along. I don’t see why these wouldn’t heal do you? They both have a mouth. Any suggestions on this? Back story...originally purchased two frags of this. They were tiny fingernail tip sized from CB. Sold as welso-scoly hybrids. The original photo I don’t have but the mother colony was not flat like a scoly. They get very puffy.
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Wellso’s and scoly Australius are so vastly different I don’t know how they could possibly make a hybrid like cornbread is claiming... very pretty and cool though! They do look like they both could potentially survive and do well. Well done.
 
Wellso’s and scoly Australius are so vastly different I don’t know how they could possibly make a hybrid like cornbread is claiming... very pretty and cool though! They do look like they both could potentially survive and do well. Well done.
That’s what I was thinking and led me to the scoly more. They definitely grew from a fingernail tip size. I cut the bigger one in half since I attempted to cut down the skeleton and it broke in two. We shall see what happens there, one never knows.
 
Wellso’s and scoly Australius are so vastly different I don’t know how they could possibly make a hybrid like cornbread is claiming... very pretty and cool though! They do look like they both could potentially survive and do well. Well done.
the ridges, could this be a welso more than scoly?
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