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Anyone have a colony of goldenrod anacropora?

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Darkxerox said:
Curious if it's made its way to the west coast, I've seen some amazing shots/videos of it (mostly from Inappropriate Reefer). I figure @Hella_Salty650 would be the most likely!

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Goldenrod Anacropora keeps this Genus in the Spotlight | Reef Builders | The Reef and Saltwater Aquarium Blog

Anacropora has always been one of our favorite lesser-known groups of stony corals and Reef Raft Canada is again giving us another reason to love this sister genus to Montis and Acros.
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Ooh.. I didnt know it was sought after like that. Mok-Yi did offer to send me some but I declined not knowing what it was o_O.
 
I bought a frag off jcc a year ago or so. it has some yellow but I can't pull the red/pink polyps from it yet. I did sell a frag to a member on here awhile back, unsure if he still has it and/or what it looks like.
 
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jhuynh said:
I bought a frag off jcc a year ago or so. it has some yellow but I can't pull the red/pink polyps from it yet. I did sell a frag to a member on here awhile back, unsure if he still has it and/or what it looks like.
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Have you tried giving it to an experienced reefer? Jk of course

This looks really cool. Once it gets common in about 2 years, I'll be ready for a frag (in Vegas)!
 
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I had a small colony, unfortunately it falls off a rock near the overflow box with low lights. unable to take a picture, but able to brake it off small pieces with a gripper
It does have red polyps
 

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AARP-reefer said:
I had a small colony, unfortunately it falls off a rock near the overflow box with low lights. unable to take a picture, but able to brake it off small pieces with a gripper
It does have red polyps
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Nice! Does it get that strong gold/yellow color under the low lighting or does it need more light to develop?
 
Not to hijack the thread, anyone can recommend any "not high-end" yellow acro? Looking to add color variation to my tank. The only yellow'ish coral i have is monti and zoas. Yellow'ish stick would be lovely.
 
newfly said:
Not to hijack the thread, anyone can recommend any "not high-end" yellow acro? Looking to add color variation to my tank. The only yellow'ish coral i have is monti and zoas. Yellow'ish stick would be lovely.
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not to burst your bubble, but keeping yellow isnt easy for sps. everyone has their own ideas on how to pull/keep the yellow coloration. in my experience, high par and dosing potassium keeps the yellow bright and vibrant. i do run high nutrients, but i dont know if that works or not with the combination of my current set up.

some yellow sps on top of my mind: tck pikachu, tyree pink lemonade, rrc wolverine, pink floyd, rmf tigers blood.
 
jhuynh said:
not to burst your bubble, but keeping yellow isnt easy for sps. everyone has their own ideas on how to pull/keep the yellow coloration. in my experience, high par and dosing potassium keeps the yellow bright and vibrant. i do run high nutrients, but i dont know if that works or not with the combination of my current set up.

some yellow sps on top of my mind: tck pikachu, tyree pink lemonade, rrc wolverine, pink floyd, rmf tigers blood.
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yeah, that sucks. I have success with "easy" SPS but definitely not expert by any measure. high PAR =? I'm running 350(top)-250(bottom) PAR , fairly even spread across the tank. That's with 60+% intensity. Plenty of headroom. I dose trace (tropc marine), running ULNS -- dosing small amount of Nitrate and Phosphate. Maybe i should skip Yellow. :)
 
newfly said:
yeah, that sucks. I have success with "easy" SPS but definitely not expert by any measure. high PAR =? I'm running 350(top)-250(bottom) PAR , fairly even spread across the tank. That's with 60+% intensity. Plenty of headroom. I dose trace (tropc marine), running ULNS -- dosing small amount of Nitrate and Phosphate. Maybe i should skip Yellow. :)
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honestly, its all about learning. you can pick it up and see how it goes. then adjust when needed. you cant be a pro status without taking the plunge - that's how we learn.
 
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