$20 frags lots of color..

[ErikH]

Long time no type!

[jrnannery]

I got a blue today...it is an AWESOME color!! Question, though. What makes "wild" so interesting? Ignorance on my part, not poo-pooing the coral.

[CoryDude]

Since the wild colonies have a harder time adjusting to the aquarium there's a worse survival rate than compared to the aquacultured acros. The other main issue is that a lot of wild colonies lose their color once they get into an aquarium. But, he's had these for almost a month now and they all held their colors and look healthy.

I don't mind buying a wild colony every now and then because they offer something new and different when compared to the usual aquacultured frags you see passing around.

[jrnannery]

New and different...I now understand the appeal. I agree. I thought they were just awesome from the first time I saw them a couple two or three weeks ago, and was very impressed with each visit how much color they were picking up. The one I bought today rode on my dashboard to school in the natural light, and man, what an amazing color. Purplish-blue tips, actually a brownish body in the sunlight, but almost white in the store aquarium. So cool.

[Neptune@gabesfish]

Frags are ready to go big for the price..