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I picked this up from Chris on Friday. I was suprised nobody bought the clam before I did. It's deep orange with intense blue dots. Enjoy, Graham

I've been working with many wild Acropora colonies within the past two months and many die off rapid tissue necrosis. I've found an interesting "trick" to successfully saving colonies without fragging them. I've had a fairly good success rate by applying ample amounts of superglue over the...

It's an A. nana. Graham

Can you get a closer shot of the coral? Also, do you know the growth form of the colony you recieved it from? Graham

A.microtphalma nightime polyp extension:

Here is the same A. sarmentosa 4 weeks later:

Thanks for all the comments! :) Originally posted by Kip4130 any particular reason you still choose to read SpecGrav on the refractometer instead of salinity? No particular reason, although I find it slightly easier to read specific gravity. your 1/4" growth... wow, i am envious... especially...

Originally posted by kpk And the first acro to encrust in my system. Also, can anyone ID this one? It would help if you can get a clear picture. I would guess, however, that it's either an A. microtphalma or A. polystoma. Graham

The water parimeters have been great since the 5th day the tank has been setup. Ammonia - 0ppm Nitrite- 0ppm Nitrate- 0ppm (Undetectable) pH- 8.1 (Labgrade pH probe) Alkalinity - 11dKH Calcium - 400ppm Magnesium - 1350ppm ORP - 398 (Lab Grade ORP probe) Temperature - 83.2 degrees F. (Standard...

Full tank shot:

Sideshot:

Purple Acropora sp.:

This came to me brown. It's now turning yellow with intense baby blue tips. I'm guessing this is an A. micropthalma, esspecially considering it is growing like a weed.

Pink A. millepora with blue tips from Tracy Gray. This is one of the first corals added to the tank. I was suprised it has grown roughly 1/4" in the first month of being in the new tank.

Closer image:

ORA M. digitata (Green with orange polyps) -- From Todd (AWexotics)

Two T. crocea's, T. squamosa, and P. eydouxi:

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