Shawn Bennett has a tort, but this one is yellowish green - sometimes more yellow and sometimes more green. It is a cool coral and can look really good under warmer lighting. It is called Shawn Bennett Yellow Tort. 
Old Time Acro's
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Stubers acro was my first one. Probably about 1992 ish.
tehmadreefer
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my kinda thread!
Some of my all time faves
Ora Bellina
Purple monster
ORA pearl berry
Sapphire milli
Copps blue milli
WWC pink duster
The OG strawberry shortcake
Oregon tort
Hawkins
The OG sunset milli
Some of my all time faves
Ora Bellina
Purple monster
ORA pearl berry
Sapphire milli
Copps blue milli
WWC pink duster
The OG strawberry shortcake
Oregon tort
Hawkins
The OG sunset milli
danreefman
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Somewhere over the rainbow milli
20k lokani
30k lokani
Purple monster
Hulk
20k lokani
30k lokani
Purple monster
Hulk
BoomCorals
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I have Karl's candlelight! It's been a slow grower for me so I haven't listed frags. It is definitely unique and bright!
BoomCorals
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Here's my old time favorites
1. Red Planet
2. Hawkins
3. ORA pearlberry
4. Oregon tort
5. Snipers bubblegum
6. Green Slimer
1. Red Planet
2. Hawkins
3. ORA pearlberry
4. Oregon tort
5. Snipers bubblegum
6. Green Slimer
danreefman
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6. Green Slimer
Reminds me more of lime in the sky.
Still nice.
Like that bubble gum too. Wouldn't mind a piece of that
Reminds me more of lime in the sky.
Still nice.
Like that bubble gum too. Wouldn't mind a piece of that
BoomCorals
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I could see why you'd say that, but it was just light colored in this picture as was about 1" below the surface. In deeper water it's dark green with blue tips.6. Green Slimer
Reminds me more of lime in the sky.
Still nice.
Like that bubble gum too. Wouldn't mind a piece of that
Tom Blevins
Acroholic
Ora Chips one of my favs and no one seems to have anymore.
Where are you located? Would LOVE a frag
BoomCorals
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
danreefman
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Cool. Just never seen a green slimer with blue, dark green, and thin branches. Either way you have nice corals. Just thought if your selling coral might want to know. I wouldn't accept as a green slimer.
BoomCorals
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It was sold to me as blue tip green slimer, but maybe I should change the name to Sir Blue Tip Slimes-a-lot?!
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marvelousone
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I would like a frags of it when you do frags it.
rossco
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Comments like this make me wonder if coral is like trees where a bug or disease (like Dutch elm disease and now emerald ash borers) can wipe out a specific species (or subspecies) and nothing else. I could see a new strain of coral possible introducing something an older strain can’t cope with and it get passed around the hobby decimating the older coral.
Tom Blevins
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marvelousone
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Very nice. Is it up and running today
Sallstrom
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Nice! You don't happen to know the scientific name of number 6, the green slimer?Here's my old time favorites
1. Red Planet
2. Hawkins
3. ORA pearlberry
4. Oregon tort
5. Snipers bubblegum
6. Green Slimer
I'm pretty sure we got that one at work and I'm trying to ID all our corals.
Thanks in advance!
BoomCorals
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I don't sorry. If you figure it out I'd be curious to know!
