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Grafting acros.... I’d have to see it to believe it.Waiting to see if I get any branches out of that "club/mass" and if they have the dominant colors or if some grafted colors will come about.
Its getting f-aptaisa when the product arrives this week!Hopefully they will grow over that aiptasia.
Same here. Thats how I plan to run my 120. Let nature do its thing.Most people do not know this, but acropora become a menace as they grow. The growth is exponential... just look at 5 weeks worth of growth from post 6 to 7. I just don't feel like keeping up with the trimming all the time so I let them figure it out on their own.
From what I understand, the zoox can jump ship and move to another host. Dinos are known to do this. ...so it is not really like true grafting in that either brach takes genetic material from the other and forms a "new thing" (ultra high level science term), just that strains/clades of zoox might move and be accepted by the host. Int he case of the Joes' Rainbow, the structure of the coral that you see today is from the grafted-on piece and they did not start to grow like a combo of both of them.