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Monti - Green and Orange

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Here are a few shots of my monti corals.  The orange one has been in the tank for a while and the green one about 6 months, the green one is finally starting to show some growth.  There are two green monti's one is next to the cave I made on my OF - if you guys remember from my build.  Thanks for looking

 

Jan 17 2012 take 2 002.jpgJan 17 2012 take 2 006.jpgJan 17 2012 take 2 009.jpg

post #2 of 10

Looks good Al. My green monti is a slow grower too. :(   But my orange ones seem to grow with each water change LOL.

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Thanks Luvmyreef

 

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Hows the growth rate on your orange? I just picked up a frag and cant wait for it to start growing. This is one of my favorite corals.

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Relatively fast growth on this one, check out slice's orange monti it is outstanding, more cupping on the growth, must be a different type.

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Originally Posted by Al&Burke View Post

Relatively fast growth on this one, check out slice's orange monti it is outstanding, more cupping on the growth, must be a different type.



Nice montis Al!

Sometimes I wish I had room for a green or purple one. The "lobes" on that red one looks like the ones my monti grew before it started the cupping/scrolling thing.

 

Growth on my orange is outstanding; if you haven't seen it in a week, you haven't seen it. Sucks up calcium with a straw.

 

I don't know about different monti growth forms; I am convinced that much of the shape mine has taken is due to flow. The shape of the tank coupled with 2 MP10s blasting away gives alternate swirling, then upward currents.

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Funny you said  that Joe, because I have a PH above this monti pushing down, maybe that is the problem.

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Funny you said  that Joe, because I have a PH above this monti pushing down, maybe that is the problem.



It will be interesting to test for growth pattern changes with an adjustment to your flow.

Thanks for volunteering!

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It will be interesting to test for growth pattern changes with an adjustment to your flow.

Thanks for volunteering!



Can't do it too much rock in that corner - it is up to you Joe

 

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