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Nice piece! It looks like A. lokani to me. A. granulosa tend to have thicker branches and the axial corallites don't usually have the uniformed tubular shape that your coral exhibits. Just my thoughts though..
A. granulosa http://coral.aims.gov.au/speciesPage...data/0033/view A. lokani http://coral.aims.gov.au/speciesPage...data/0621/view
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Thank you Klepto
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Bringing this one up.
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Would like to see more as well, looking for my next purchase..
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Some Deepwater Acropora in my tank.
Some more info about Deepwater Acropora Care and some more photo's of deepwater species. Leonardo
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Very nice Leonardo! Thanks for posting.
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Here was one that was going to look awesome. But I placed it to close too a Chalice. (3-4" away).
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very nice acro Leonardo, just beautiful..
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I don't get the deep water thing.
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It's not really deep water. Just smooth skinned acros.
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Recent shot of my Hawkins. It's really formed into a dense colony. Taken with actinics on.
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Here's a couple from my system.
Acropora Suharsonoi. Acropora Awi. Acropora Multiacuta/Unknown. Acropora Turaki. Acropora Lokani frag. Acropora Loripes. |
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Wow, nice! Do you have a photo with full lighting (or not that blue) also?
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Leonardo your polyp extension is totally awesome man i have never seen the smooth skinned acro with so much PE on the bottom of the coral very nice
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Here is mine. Pics were taken in QT
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any new sps ?
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The cream turns green in higher nutrients/ lower light. It look perfect when it's cream with blue/purple tips. Nice work!. Mo |
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