JF Dayglo Favia

[Solitaryensis]

The piece is the circled one that is spreading onto the

1.5” disk. PPU in Albany.


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[sfsuphysics]

Kind of an aside... but are those two separate color morphs? It looks like they've grown together and you can see some behind the orange lump too, and off on the far right of the photo looks like some going on over there.

 

[Solitaryensis]

Kind of an aside... but are those two separate color morphs? It looks like they've grown together and you can see some behind the orange lump too, and off on the far right of the photo looks like some going on over there.

Actually same piece. The dayglo favia is known to graft like this.


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[sfsuphysics]

Wow that is super cool. And if it wasn't for me needing to pay bridge toll (yeah I'm a cheap ass) I'd jump on it But I've always been a fan of the more polypy LPS, like favia, acans, micros, etc... and less with plating or tentically LPS

 

[Coral reefer]

Wow that is super cool. And if it wasn't for me needing to pay bridge toll (yeah I'm a cheap ass) I'd jump on it

I have this

 

[sfsuphysics]

Sweet