TSA Fruity Pebbles Thread

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No got a frag off some, do you think not fruity pebbles ?

Hard to tell at that size but that does not look like the typical TSA Fruity Pebbles.

 

[Perry]

Here's mine

 

[asydabass]

@TopShelfAquatics Which species of Acropora is fruity pebbles?

 

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@TopShelfAquatics Which species of Acropora is fruity pebbles?

It is Acropora cytherea.

 

[asydabass]

@TopShelfAquatics Does this look like it could be one? Purchased locally from a friend who couldn’t recall the name, but that it did indeed have a hobby name. A few folks commented on its similarity to fruity pebbles.

 

[am3gross]

So question, The base on mine that was encrusting use to be a bright green, now it is turning the reddish color. Is that a good sign? It looks amazing, polyp extension is great and there is growth. Just did not know if that is a sign of wanting more or less par. I read thru and seen where TSA hits with lots of light, as mine is around the 350 range.

 

[Andyf30]

Heres my little colony!

 

[PizzaIan339]

@TopShelfAquatics I was looking to get one of these when my tank matures. How do you get it into a more tabling form instead of growing up?
More like this guy.

Instead of this guy

 

[acro-ed]

Here’s the past 2 months on mine.

-Ed