Who's buying DD Wild Acros?

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I'm interested to see some tanks that have some or a good amount of the wild acros that Divers Den offers. How have they colored up? Especially for those very dark green or brown ones they offer.

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I'm interested as well since a store near me has some wild Aussie colonies (real colony size). for sale for $100 and I'm very tempted
 
Got this from DD sometime last year. These pics were a few months apart. They can all turn into nice corals given the proper conditions. I just think a lot of the bigger colonies look awkward in a DT until they really get some new growth on them, but if you have a lot of space to fill and no specific preference of corals these will definitely fill in faster than frags
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They're not easy... I'm 0/2 on DD wild tenuis. First one lasted 4 days. Second one a few months. Looked great. Excellent PE. Started to get nice colors, and then just RTN'd on me a couple of weeks ago. Every other acro in my tank is doing great.
 

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