Let Me See Your Cherry Charms!

[KLR]

These palys were released a while back now and I want to see who has the best looking frag/colony.

I just received mine today and I am pleasantly surprised. They look really really sick in person! I can not believe how neon they are!

I will work on a picture of mine.

Post them up if you have them!

 

[seth&angelle]

I personally believe they are the same as Nanofin's(digitalfishroom.com) Faery Dust paly, which grow like a weed!!! They grow fast enough to be considered a nusiance!

Iphone shot

Close up

 

[SD Actuary]

I was pretty disappointed with how it morphed, and how quickly it morphed. I never got to see the neon pink skirt, and the yellow faded really fast. I have blasted it with light for a few months how with no real noticeable help. They grow insanely fast, but seems to just morph back into Pink n Golds.

Day 1:

3 months later:

Pretty sure I am not the only one to have had them morph back into these. Would be nice to see how many people have them with the "original" color

 

[KLR]

I personally believe they are the same as Nanofin's(digitalfishroom.com) Faery Dust paly, which grow like a weed!!! They grow fast enough to be considered a nusiance!

Iphone shot

Close up

Looks like those are choking out your BTA's, wow!

I was pretty disappointed with how it morphed, and how quickly it morphed. I never got to see the neon pink skirt, and the yellow faded really fast. I have blasted it with light for a few months how with no real noticeable help. They grow insanely fast, but seems to just morph back into Pink n Golds.

Day 1:

3 months later:

Interesting, what lighting are they under?

 

[SD Actuary]

4x80w t5 - 3xATI Blue Plus 1xATI Purple Plus

 

[reefpeeper]

here are some of mine.


DSCI0015 by REEFPEEPER, on Flickr

 

[Gitsoe]

Never bought Cherry charms.. But I guess Cherry Charms = Pink and Golds?

 

[mainereefer]

"cherry charms" have been around for years! they were "released" this year by a company that seems to be re-naming allot of older corals with prices to match

look up Feeling Peechy Paly's they are the same thing just been around for like 3+ years

 

[larryl]

My cherry charms look very similar to the pink and golds. The cherry charms are just a bit brighter. They grow just like the pink and golds ultra fast.

 

[Reef_Addiction]

I think cherry charms are vastly overrated. On their site they say the juvenile polyps are less colorful and should brighten up when adult size. My buddy bought a few frags straight from cherry corals during reef-a-palooza and each juvie polyp that has turned adult look plain gold with brown skirt.

 

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I think cherry charms are vastly overrated. On their site they say the juvenile polyps are less colorful and should brighten up when adult size. My buddy bought a few frags straight from cherry corals during reef-a-palooza and each juvie polyp that has turned adult look plain gold with brown skirt.

They are a tad overrated, only because the best color can be hard to achieve. If you saw them in tip top color, they would still be a coral you would notice out of hundreds of other frags. But unfortunately that color can be hard to obtain for most reefers. We still have been doing research with many frags to try and figure out what they like to get the optimal color. KLR's photo is pretty close, but I've seen them brighter in other tanks.

 

[larryl]

I have mine up high. They love to get pounded by light. They are under a 6 bulb T5.

 

[mainereefer]

They are a tad overrated, only because the best color can be hard to achieve. If you saw them in tip top color, they would still be a coral you would notice out of hundreds of other frags. But unfortunately that color can be hard to obtain for most reefers. We still have been doing research with many frags to try and figure out what they like to get the optimal color. KLR's photo is pretty close, but I've seen them brighter in other tanks.

lol so it is finally admitted it is conditions not the coral!!

 

[soccerbag]

lol so it is finally admitted it is conditions not the coral!!

Isn't that the case with every single coral (and fish) we put into our aquariums? lol.