No named SPS

AB_Reefer · Dec 18, 2019

The seller didnt recall if any of these were named pieces or not.. nonetheless all of them look like fire... cant wait for them to grow up and show colony colors..

mfollen · Dec 18, 2019

Nice haul

SeaDweller · Dec 19, 2019

Who cares if they’re named or not, they look nice. That last one a spath? If so, can you get a colony shot?

Hemmdog · Dec 19, 2019

Those are amazing!! I picked up three browned out indo acros a few weeks ago; two tenuis for sure. Good size and under $15 a frag. Colors are just starting to come in, they look promising! ;Playful

ccombs · Dec 19, 2019

AB_Reefer said:
The seller didnt recall if any of these were named pieces or not.. nonetheless all of them look like fire... cant wait for them to grow up and show colony colors..

Great find! I don't worry about names anymore, a good looking coral is a good looking coral!

AB_Reefer · Dec 19, 2019

SeaDweller said:
Who cares if they’re named or not, they look nice. That last one a spath? If so, can you get a colony shot?

Thanks.. Last one is a rainbow vermiculata as per the seller.. I dont have a colony pic but the way its growing it should be a mini colony in 6 months

mfollen said:
Nice haul

ccombs said:
Great find! I don't worry about names anymore, a good looking coral is a good looking coral!

thanks guys

Graffiti Spot · Dec 19, 2019

They all look like tenuis to me, did you just get them or have they colored up in your tank. Really nice colors!

C. Eymann · Dec 19, 2019

Pedoconfuego said:
They all look like tenuis to me, did you just get them or have they colored up in your tank. Really nice colors!

+1

Graffiti Spot · Dec 19, 2019

I wonder how much you paid. Shows you don’t need to buy naked pieces to get hot colored tenuis.

AB_Reefer · Dec 22, 2019

Pedoconfuego said:
They all look like tenuis to me, did you just get them or have they colored up in your tank. Really nice colors!

Iv had them for around 3 months now.. They lost their colors initially but have just started to color up.. Infact looking even better now as compared to when I first got them..

Pedoconfuego said:
I wonder how much you paid. Shows you don’t need to buy naked pieces to get hot colored tenuis.

I bought several frags.. cost me approx 50 USD / frag which is a very decent price in this part of the world.. I can get a wild colony for 5 USD here but a named frag can start from 100 USD for something as basic as a SSC.

TopShelfAquatics · Dec 25, 2019

Very hot!

Bob Weigant · Dec 25, 2019

I’ve got a few no names and they look great. Looks like you got a few gems

AB_Reefer · Dec 26, 2019

TopShelfAquatics said:
Very hot!

Bob Weigant said:
I’ve got a few no names and they look great. Looks like you got a few gems

Thanks Guys..

This is another Tenius from the same lot.. has been coloring up really well during the last few weeks and i believe has the best potential out of all my frags.. this coral even has some feather dusters living in it so im guessing its a fragment from a wild colony.. crappy cell phone pic below.. will get a better pic soon..

Graffiti Spot · Dec 26, 2019

I like how the barnacle in the wild pieces always show swirls of all the colors the coral has. I wonder why that happens.

AB_Reefer · Dec 30, 2019

a more recent pic of the rainbow tenius under 14k spectrum.

Another no namer.. This one was a wild collected piece which was all green with hints of yellow when i got it. Its starting to color up now and looks amazing under 18k-20k lighting.