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I’ll take more tomorrow evening when the blues are fully on.That is interesting can you get a closer picture of it?
I prefer a natural light picture either lights off or with white light only for identifications.I’ll take more tomorrow evening when the blues are fully on.
This is the best I can do but before I move it it is much bigger. And sticks out of one of the holes is the frag holderThat is interesting can you get a closer picture of it?
Thanks this helpsReally cool!!
Remembered reading this a while back:
https://reefbuilders.com/2022/05/13/ultra-coral-australia-propagates-homophyllia-from-the-bottom-up/
Would be interested in the length of time to get where it is and an update on growth from time to time.
Was the bottom completely cut / scrapped somehow?
Definitely not coralline or sponge.That looks like coralline or sponge… if it’s sponge, I would scrape it off; it grows much faster than the coral and can cause issues. If it’s coralline, the scoly is unlikely to regrow over it but it should not cause any issues.
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That’s sounds like a good idea just need to find someone that can 3D print me something. I read that article and seems like I could frag it in like 3 monthsYou should see if someone can 3d print a stand like the one they had in the vid that will allow you to grow both sides.
I’m sure at some point you may be able to detach the little booger.
Just a thought, but if something like legos don’t float, it could be built!
I’m going to try and glue it on it’s side see if I can get it to frag.Unless my eyes are deceiving me you might be correct!
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Keep us posted that is awesome!!I’m going to try and glue it on its side see if I can get it to frag.