Few quick pictures of the acans (Micromussa lordhowensis) doing some tank maintenance.
JKR Snake Eyes acan. This is the one with the yellow. I got it in the JKR live sale in August amd its growing a few babies. Few top down pics at the surface, the water was moving but you can see the yellow color.
Random orange and teal. I dropped it face first in the dirt so its ticked off. Got this one from Joey at JKR back in late June I think. No babies yet but the two polyps look healthy.
Different orange and teal... got this one a year ago at the CMAC show. Going back Saturday. This one started as one polyp, grew a bunch of babies, lost the large original polyp and now it's starting to grow back over where the original polyp was. It's also been shaded a bit and half burried by either a wrasse or a conch, or both. That's why the flesh looks a little see thru. It should come back with more light.
The last one. The green and purple. This was on another frag disk. When I removed it I fragged a little section of about 3 polyps. The frag, and the area fragged from the mother colony are growing like wildfire. I may frag another piece off the mother soon. First pic is mother, second is the tiny 3 polyp frag that is now at least 6 large polyps with babies, last pic is new growth on mother from fragging.
) I got to thinking about my lights. WWC has their whites and T5 on at the beginning of the day and then transition to blues for the second half of the day. My lights only had a brief time of blue at the beginning and end of the day, stayed mostly white for 11 hours and had 6 hours of T5 in the middle of the day. So, what did we do. Lights on and off are the same, 1100-2300 for 12 hours total light. About the same as WWC's tanks. What I changed was the Kessil ramp and the T5 on and off time. 
