WWC/Tyree Grafted Cap owners

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I got a frag of the grafted cap from WWC over a year ago . While the frag has grow into a nice colony the green area I was told would develop as the coral grew has only gone from a small dot to the diameter of a pencil eraser. Do you guys think 400 watt Radiums are retarding the spread of the grafted pigments?Too intense?
 
Pretty common mine lost the graft all together... You have to keep fragging it to keep the graft on any grafted coral ime.
 
I thought the graft was actually a fluorescing green protein infection that the coral can actually recover from...
 

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