SPS Addiction
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It is a blue polyped nasuta. I think it could possibly be upscale microlades but I am not sure. I had an upscale microlades years ago but it never colored up. I also bought a frag of a blue polyped something from a hobbyist like a year ago and I am pretty sure this is it. He gave it his own name so who knows what this is. Except he charged a whole bunch for it and I went for it. It really is cool looking. When happy, the body or base color is a very cool green, the polyps always have that deep blue look. When the coral is not so happy, the green just kind of gets a faded look to it kind of like the blurry portion of the picture in the background. I was fooling around with getting this photo to post online--thanks for noticing.
So in the above photo (last reply), you can see the coolest, brightest, most fluorescent pink millie in the world ( I might be understating that). Below that is the coolest baby blue echinata. In the far right corner is a strawberrry shortcake and in the top right hand corner is a superman digitata (yes, blue body with orange/red polyps) I will find pictures and include them.
And yes, my bias may have led this to be a little bluer than it should be, but whatever, it is really blue body and awesome
And yes, my bias may have led this to be a little bluer than it should be, but whatever, it is really blue body and awesome
Mark,
Do you have any updated pics on this little gem? Im curious to see how it has progressed over the past quarter.
and here are a few more colony pics:
Cousin of strawberry shortcake
Ice fire echinata
Joe the coral (I am pretty sure)
Nick's Pink Dahlia
Pink Boobies chalice
