wtb : red dragon

nasotang

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Wish i could visit acropolis. Didnt know that guy was local. Yes i have a frag of something i think is red dragon but im in the sticks.

Heres a partial in the mother colony, you decide if its legit or not.

 
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Wish i could visit acropolis. Didnt know that guy was local. Yes i have a frag of something i think is red dragon but im in the sticks.

Heres a partial in the mother colony, you decide if its legit or not.

hard to say, kinda looks a little more thicker then mine grows. that looks like how a Hawkins grows.
 
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Looks like a nice red dragon to me. Thickness is based on higher flow in his tank. Or at least the flow that the piece is getting.
 

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hard to say, kinda looks a little more thicker then mine grows. that looks like how a Hawkins grows.
Nah, its super skinny compared to my hawkins. Just a macro shot. Ive never seen a coral grow as skinny as this one, its super delicate. Who knows?

Most of my corals don't have lineage but look alot like those that do. Vivid rainbow. Pink lemonade. Hawkins echinata. Jason fox ppe cyphastrea. Jason fox jack o lantern. I have to give em a name i guess with a grain of salt since i got none of them from the source. Thats what happens when youre a cheap reefer like me, i get almost all my livestock from other hobbyists.

Sorry, way off thread topic but it just occurred to me that technology has advanced to the point where we could fairly easily start sequencing and genotyping our corals. If there was really a justification for it., or a business model that worked.
 
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