Joe's rainbow Acro scientific name ID

[hybridazn]

As the title states, anyone have a idea on what species of acropora it is? Possibly cerealis? Any thoughts?


Thanks everyone!

 

[kidtango]

nicest Joe's rainbow I have seen.

 

[Salty1962]

His 220 cracked on him, so it's going to be a while before he can offer these again

 

[kidtango]

His 220 cracked on him, so it's going to be a while before he can offer these again

Whose tank? I'm confused. Lol

 

[Salty1962]

Sorry, Joe's tank that holds most of his corals. He had a busy week

 

[joshkirkland83]

Sorry, Joe's tank that holds most of his corals. He had a busy week

Aw man, the tank right inside the front door?

 

[Salty1962]

I believe so.

 

[rovster]

I'm curious too. Mine needs more coloring but maybe this will help with ID....

 

[Salty1962]

I'm looking for a frag of it if anyone is fragging.

 

[tnyr5]

It's a gemmifera. They lose some of their chunky fingering structure in captivity and take on a more branchy appearance unless you absolutely blast them with light and flow.

 

[jsker]

As the title states, anyone have a idea on what species of acropora it is? Possibly cerealis? Any thoughts?


Thanks everyone!

That is cool, drooling all over the key board

 

[rovster]

It's a gemmifera. They lose some of their chunky fingering structure in captivity and take on a more branchy appearance unless you absolutely blast them with light and flow.

Good to know. I always wondered why mine looked so branchy. I think that pic posted is the original tyree pic. I always wondered if mine was underlit. Its always had a pretty green base, was wondering if it was every going to lighten, although the new growth looks a lot lighter as you can see in the branches coming out of the background.

 

[Sabellafella]

Mine turned into a green blob and grows so slow, if anyone has any good suggestions on flow and par please lmk

 

[ksc]

I betcha "Joe Knows Cameras Too". Find someone who has a good camera and knows the tricks and he might be able to turn your "green blob" into something special...

 

[Sabellafella]

I betcha "Joe Knows Cameras Too". Find someone who has a good camera and knows the tricks and he might be able to turn your "green blob" into something special...

Lol tryd, theres no way around it. Just a real nice green with purple tips and some red polyps. For all the people i know beside crt, it grows super slow, you can achieve atleast somewhat the same colors above if you can get it to grow fast

 

[Salty1962]

Joe may know some ways with the camera, it's his business, but I know that with him what you see is what you get. No photo shopping or tricks.

 

[hybridazn]

Here is a pic of mine from a while back, shot in raw with a tamron 90mm macro no post editing

 

[fishbrain]

Based on the first pic I would guess acropora nasuta, just a guess.

 

[rovster]

My pic has no post editing, JPG straight out the camera....

 

[Rickyrooz]

Here is a macro pic of a frag I made, it definitely prefers high light to make all of the colors pop.

Lighting is eight T5 bulbs and an Ecoxotic magenta LED strip.
5 ATI Blue Plus
2 ATI Coral Plus
1 ATI Purple Plus