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    Default Spiny Cup Pectinia Coral (N-SA)

    Coral:
    Spiny Cup Pectinia Coral

    Description:
    This colony came from B&B aquatics. Thank you Christi for placing an ID on it for me! It’s also known as a Lettuce, Carnation or Cabbage coral. Super cool piece. It grows like candy cane coral from the base/skeleton but looks like one big head of lettuce with nice greens, purple and blue hues. Live aquaria classifies it as an SPS but I think it’s an LPS.

    Lighting:
    -250watt x2 MH 14k x 6hrs/day
    -110w x 2 Actinic VHO x 10hrs/day

    Location:
    -Low-Mid reef and angled to it’s side to prevent debris from landing on it

    Flow:
    -Moderate to medium


    Donor (#available):
    Mr Cob(0)

    Sponsor (#returned):
    Captain Jack(0)

    Waiting list:
    none yet


    This pic includes the mother colony and the large frag above it.
    Last edited by Mr Cob; Sun, 1st Feb 2009 at 11:43 PM.

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    Just made this frag...it is one huge piece...3 inches all the way around with one big mouth and like 3 or 4 SPS growths. The skeleton is large too. Looks really cool.

    Pics when the tank clears up.

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    Thanks Rob. Please add me as a sponsor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Jack View Post
    Thanks Rob. Please add me as a sponsor.
    You are welcome! Keep us updated on the the progress, I'm curious how this thing does as a frag. The mother colony does not seem to be bothered one bit.

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    This guy seems to be doing well and showing signs of growth. But I'm guessing it will be a while until it grows out a couple more large polyps. I'll update as it happens.
    -Jack
    70 Gallon Mixed Reef

    "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler." - Albert Einstein

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