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Old 04-14-2003, 12:15 AM   #1
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Pick this up from LFS yesterday and as usual,looking to id this thing. It doesn't look like much,but I really liked the polyp extension. I mean it's brown and sort of drab looking
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I think that's the fuzzyiest "fuzzy" I've seen anyone post here!

I like it, too! Think it will change colors on you??

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Hi Rebecca

I'm not sure what it'll do in terms of color.Regardless though,I really don't mind brown Acroporas,as long as it healthy and growing
When are you going to take a plunge and get some into your tank?
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Gene,

My new "plot" (this changes pretty regularly...) is that I am going to have an LPS focused tank with Tubastrea, and some of the Euphyllias. I think torches and frogspawn (frogspawns?? ). All of those can work with my current lighting system. I am thinking also of setting up a 2nd tank (in my bedroom!) dedicated to seahorses.

I keep changing my fishlist

I am also waiting for the IT market to pick up. Our business really dropped off in the last 12 months -- general sluggishness, nobody hiring because of uncertainty about the war, blah, blah. I haven't had as much aquarium "play" money as I did when I started setting everything up. But things have really picked up (just these last 2 weeks), so I should be able to carry out my plans shortly. (Wa-HOO!)

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Gene, HI...

Shoot a pic when the polyps are retracted. Thats the only way to get any kind of idea about the species.

It kind of looks like an acropora that scubadude has.

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Hi Sue

Thanks,I thought about Rockys acro as well...The only time polyps are retracted is when lights go out and if I try to blow some water on it,the polyps comeback before I can take the shot I'll try tonight using a flash maybe or take it out for a spell. I'll post a pic if I can take a better shot.
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Hi everyone,

I figured I'll update on a color of this coral. It is shifting to a more green color(I think).Even the polyps are changing color and the coral is more polyped out at night now. I think the latter is due to my nightly feedings with the Bornemans mush and GPs. Here's a pic I took today...
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