Some Wicked New Acros at Cherry Corals!

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All are up on the site now!

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great looking pieces!!

any idea what #13 is? you have it listed as bright polyp tricolor on the site.

I have had the same piece growing in my tank for a about a year and a half and it has kept the rounded tips unlike all the other tri color pieces out there. and i can definitely vouch that the color in the pic is dead on
 
Wow... these are some sweet sweet millis! Any idea on how long they've been in the facility? I've had the unfortunate experience of getting maricultured pieces morph on me. :(
 
great looking pieces!!

any idea what #13 is? you have it listed as bright polyp tricolor on the site.

I have had the same piece growing in my tank for a about a year and a half and it has kept the rounded tips unlike all the other tri color pieces out there. and i can definitely vouch that the color in the pic is dead on

I'm not exactly sure on the species, but these come out of Australia. They usually come in bleachy and take a long time to color up, but definitely worth the wait!

Wow... these are some sweet sweet millis! Any idea on how long they've been in the facility? I've had the unfortunate experience of getting maricultured pieces morph on me. :(

I've had them two weeks (We keep all Acropora at least this long to make sure they are healthy before selling) and my supplier had them for about a week and a half. I've had so many of these come through our facility I can usually tell if they are going to get better or worse color. The hardest milli colors to keep are bright pink with blue tips (needs perfect conditions), and bright yellow with green tips. The rainbowy ones are usually pretty easy, but they do sometimes morph a bit, with some colors standing out more than others. Since the corals usually stop growing due to shipping and acclimation stress, many times the tips fade in color, and you won't see that same bright color again until the colony is actively growing... especially true with A. millepora in my opinion.

This was an interesting find from last week... something we've all no doubt suspected: Fluorescent light revealed as gauge of coral health — Advanced Aquarist | Aquarist Magazine and Blog
 
I scored the first one and the bright green Mille. Excited to get them. Ordered a really nice acan from u before so I know they will come in looking just like they do in the pictures! Hope I get a nice freebie like last time too. Great vendor here guys!
 
I scored the first one and the bright green Mille. Excited to get them. Ordered a really nice acan from u before so I know they will come in looking just like they do in the pictures! Hope I get a nice freebie like last time too. Great vendor here guys!

Thanks!! :bigsmile:
 
I scored the first one and the bright green Mille. Excited to get them. Ordered a really nice acan from u before so I know they will come in looking just like they do in the pictures! Hope I get a nice freebie like last time too. Great vendor here guys!

That first one is insane, wish I would have seen this earlier.


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Thanks for the nice corals. Came in expertly packed of course. What's the name of the freebie u sent with them? Matt butler
 
GOT MY ORDER FROM CHERRY CORALS ( BEFORE THE WIFE GOT HOME ) - SUPER EXCITED ON MY NEW TENANTS.
AWESOME STUFF YOU GOT THERE TODD !! :tongue:
 

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