Whats the deal with millepora?

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I can grow many other acropora but millepora would just stay as frags with very little growths, are they just slow growers or what's the deal? they mostly encrust for like a year or more. i got metal halide lights over my tank. and crazy amount of flow.
 
I’m running metal halides also and they grow like crazy for me.

I have ASE Rainbow Milli and Ice Cream Cone Milli, both are fast growers.

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I'll take pictures tomorrow of what I got so far
 
This one is 3 years growth.
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This one is 6 years of growth. Very very slow.
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This one is 3 years growth.
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This one is 6 years of growth. Very very slow.
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6 years old and under halides! They both look happy. It could be that these millis are just slow growers.
 
6 years old and under halides! They both look happy. It could be that these millis are just slow growers.
Halides, t5*s and LED are last 2 years, previously it was just t5 and led.
 
Halides, t5*s and LED are last 2 years, previously it was just t5 and led.
I’m also running metal halides, T5, and LED. I’ve switched back a forth a few times between this setup and T5 and LED. I find the acros more hearty under halides.

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I’m also running metal halides, T5, and LED. I’ve switched back a forth a few times between this setup and T5 and LED. I find the acros more hearty under halides.

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Sorry didn't see you reply here, beutifull big colonies you got there,
I put all blue leds on and all blue t5s. And can't get enough of blue pop with my 400w radium halides.
Here is mine
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