Seperated at Birth

[Rayzback]

November 8th 2012: I wish I would have taken a beginning pic. When I pulled it out of a crashed tank, the only way you could tell there was anything at all on it was by holding it under the actinic at just the right angle. You could see a little sliver of green in the skeleton. I didn't think there was any chance of it surviving but kept it anyway. After a month or so, you could see a few mouths had formed.

Scoly (AB)

Noverber 14th 2012: I had a freind of mine (have saw will travel) seperate them. I heard it can take some time for them to grow skeleton, so I decided to glue a small piece of rubble to one.

Scoly (A)

Scoly (B)

December 10th 2012: Feeding as much as they'd eat when I could.

Scoly (B)

December 25th 2012: Getting some size and a little more color.

Scoly (A)

February 25, 2013: Still at it

Scoly (B)

 

[Reefing8EZ]

Awesome job on the rescue! They are looking very good!

 

[RichieT]

That is awesome

 

[Spaceman Spliff]

very cool and congrats on that success!

 

[Mr. D]

Great job! Always a great thing to see a coral make such a come back. Feeding seems to be the essential point.

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[ladyreefer1983]

your patience is incredible!great job!

 

[ritter6788]

Looks like a great reward for your efforts. Nice job with the rescue.


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[Rayzback]

Thanks everyone I plan to post pics every couple months or so. Also, I'm curious about the scoly skeletal growth rates if anyone has experience they want to share.

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[Rikerbear]

Outstanding!!