What are the classic sps?

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Just curious as to what sps is defined as a classic acro. Pics welcomed and appreciated. :)
 
I will post a tank full of claasis when I arrive back from Canada Pink clathrata O tort, old cali tort Shan B tort, old skill Scripps milli Miami orchid, solis the efflo several other
 
Pink lemonade, Joe the coral, Hawkins, tricolor valida, red planet
 
My tank is full of classics!

Basically anything ORA. Tyree, Shawn Bennett, Green Slimer.
 
Classics would not have fancy names, sps corals were not named back in the day. Those no name corals are the classics.
 
Classics would not have fancy names, sps corals were not named back in the day. Those no name corals are the classics.

You can still those "unnamed" corals all day long. Yet, they all still have names, they are just the scientific name and not a vendor named coral. Most anywhere you can acquire unnamed maricultured or wild colonies, they just arent as proven to thrive and stay colorful like the named classics.
 
Classics are still my favorite and I think every true sps tank should have most of them. These are my favorite ones

Pink Lemonade - Probably still one of th nicest pieces out there
Green Slimer
Oregon Tort
Upscales Microlados
Pink Jade
Red Table
Pearlberry
Purple Monster

and more that I just cant think of.
 
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Cali tort?
QUOTE=PolandSpring;1910785]Classics are still my favorite and I think every true sps tank should have most of them. These are my favorite ones

Pink Lemonade - Probably still one of th nicest pieces out there
Green Slimer
Oregon Tort
Upscales Microlados
Pink Jade
Red Table
Pearlberry
Purple Monster

and more that I just cant think of.[/QUOTE]
 
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this is my Pink Lemonade
 

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