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Rain of War Pentagona he said it was certified on the red list? I guess he brought it in and had a small mother colony and had cut like twenty frags. It cost me dearly...
 
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Rain of War Pentagona he said it was certified on the red list? I guess he brought it in and had a small mother colony and had cut like twenty frags. It cost me dearly...
I believe that! Thank you for the information. Take care of it. I hope it grows well for you. Dan.
 
picked this up today said it was a pentagona so nice!

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next to my jf candy corn favia

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wow
 
Hello,
I have the coveted "Rain of War" Pentagona. It is a true rainbow Favites pentagona, "War" coral. I acquired the mother colony from Indonesia nine months ago. It is part of my most prized collection of rare corals from around the world. This particular piece is the only, known one of its kind in the Faviidae Family. The pigment on the original mother colony has seven conversions. The conversions are not exactly repetitive and any one fragment is capable of all seven conversions. I have experimented with many fragments under many different light sources. I have two new colors on one particular fragment, being grown under G2's. The capability of the color conversions is astounding! Here is a photo of the original mother colony. Hope it ranks high on your list of eye candy.
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one of my favs from my old tank.... the infamous purple urkel sharing space with the pastel chalice
 
Hello,
I have the coveted "Rain of War" Pentagona. It is a true rainbow Favites pentagona, "War" coral. I acquired the mother colony from Indonesia nine months ago. It is part of my most prized collection of rare corals from around the world. This particular piece is the only, known one of its kind in the Faviidae Family. The pigment on the original mother colony has seven conversions. The conversions are not exactly repetitive and any one fragment is capable of all seven conversions. I have experimented with many fragments under many different light sources. I have two new colors on one particular fragment, being grown under G2's. The capability of the color conversions is astounding! Here is a photo of the original mother colony. Hope it ranks high on your list of eye candy.
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Looks like I have a new favorite favia!
 
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Reef Chief located in suffolk va. Jeff is a great guy. I also had to have one... here is mine under leds.

Yes I didn't want to put it here wasnt sure how everyone felt about that and not sure why I said small it is huge! I enjoyed every minute of my visit if my son hadn't been with me I would of stayed a lot longer for sure. I appreciate him selling me a piece and showing me around his place it is a very nice shop! Will be a must visit stop if I am ever back in the area!
 
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I was brought to reef chief by a friend and now I will only go there. He is the most helpful man in the world. I go once a week to look and always leave with something lol
 
Jimmie,
thanks for putting the photo of your fragment. I cut that one specifically to show how the color conversions can come from any one fragment. This one was cut from a section of the mother colony, only having the two tones of green and the black. As you can see, the color conversions have already started to puddle out. Please show another photo in a month or so. BA for sure!
 
Shawn,
Since the near death experience, the ROW has recovered nicely and is another example of the capability of this piece. You know I am coming over for a session with the Inland, as soon as you will allow. trading?right!
 
nova65ss,
Thanks for the original post. I see you have a BA collection! I would like to give you an invite to my page. Shoot me a friend request on FB and I will give you the invite. I pm'd you.
 
Got this from a friend of mine to start my new tank. It's been a long while since i've been excited about a coral.

Still healing up. Took it home as a fresh cut. Needed stuff to look at lol
 
Got this from a friend of mine to start my new tank. It's been a long while since i've been excited about a coral.

Still healing up. Took it home as a fresh cut. Needed stuff to look at lol

What kind of coral is that? Love the corals. Would live to see the mother colony.
 
This is a no name chalice I got from a lfs, it was inexpensive too :)
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Isn't that funny i was at a LFS yesterday and they had that same chalice. Was going to get it, thought it was unusual. But a few other corals won out.
 

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