I acquired a 2 polyp frag of PPE's a few months ago and they have yet to sprout a new pup. Are they real slow grower's or do I have the watching paint dry syndrome going on here?
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this is true. I started with 3 polyps on my old colony. took about a year to get to about I think 40 polyps. I'm not really sure what I did with that colony.Yep, they are slow, they also seem to be somewhat conditional. I got my first frag with two polyps, within a month it sprouted two new polyps. After that, it was a looooong time before it sprouted another.

I've had both. the OG ones are deep purple with very bright green skirts. the other variety was dull and remained dull even after a few months in captivity. there's also the speckled kind. those are a tweener in coloration, but closer to the OG ones.I'm curious as well, I saw it suggested on another site that perhaps there are actually two varieties of these - one that is a slow grower, another that is fast; with perhaps only some slight differences in the intensity of the colors. Anybody have any experience with or thoughts on that?

hey buddy! long time no hear. glad to see yah post.Hello Marvin, one of those polyps below is yours from years ago. They sure take their time multiplying!! Mike
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sure is. hope more of these show up. :bigsmile:Must be cool to see a polyp you sold to another reefer alive and growing all this time. good stuff

