Grateful

Discussion in 'SPS Corals' started by aquariumclown, Nov 29, 2012.

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  1. aquariumclown

    aquariumclown Astrea Snail

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    Lately I'm feeling grateful to be the caretakers of such beautiful animals. All of these corals started out as 1" frags and are now starting become real reef builders. I'm new to the forum so I thought I'd share with other lovers of sps out there.

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  3. Corailline

    Corailline Super Moderator

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    It is a dry heat, yeah right !
    They are beautiful.

    Do you know the name of the acropora in the last image?
     
  4. aquariumclown

    aquariumclown Astrea Snail

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    Scientific name I don't know. But the common name is Paletta Pink Tip, named after Mike Paletta.
     
  5. m2434

    m2434 Giant Squid

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    Sweet, welcome. I think there may be a few SPS lovers here ;)
     
  6. Thatgrimguy

    Thatgrimguy Flying Squid

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    Wonderful looking specimens!!
     
  7. aquariumclown

    aquariumclown Astrea Snail

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    Glad I'm not alone.
     
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  9. Thatgrimguy

    Thatgrimguy Flying Squid

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    Far from it!!! Welcome home!
     
  10. Dyonopses1

    Dyonopses1 Skunk Shrimp

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    Beautiful! ...what is the name of the one in the first pic?
     
  11. aquariumclown

    aquariumclown Astrea Snail

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    One of my favorites. It's an Acropora Horrida, I call it Lightning Horrida. Slow grower but beautiful coral.