WWC Jingle Bells Cyphastrea

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Here is a new Cyphastrea we acquired last month. We've been holding on to it to see if it maintains its color and is not just another Meteor Shower. Metallic green base with bright red/orange polyps.

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Nice Victor but it looks the same as the Original atlantis cyphastrea occelina...
 
Nice Victor but it looks the same as the Original atlantis cyphastrea occelina...

True that, but alot of people do not know that the occelina and meteor shower are two different pieces STeve. Its just us coral nuts that care about that kind of stuff :wink:
 
Really nice, I've been looking to get a frag of that eventually. Isnt it the same as the meteor shower though?
 
True that, but alot of people do not know that the occelina and meteor shower are two different pieces STeve. Its just us coral nuts that care about that kind of stuff :wink:

lol.. I have both that I got from Ming and definely the ocellina like the one victor posted is more appealing to me :).. IMO only

Really nice, I've been looking to get a frag of that eventually. Isnt it the same as the meteor shower though?

Ocellina- green base
meteor - More towards blue
 

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