growth you say

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growth I say [IMG][/IMG]
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[hoodrat]

no time frames on the pics though. You just growing them out in the GH and then moving them into a larger tank to color up ??

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well this is the first coral pictured taken about four months ago[IMG][/IMG]
And the other coral I aquired at the same time[IMG][/IMG]

[Philip Root]

I would like to know more about the montipora. How much did you grow? I want to know if the lines in the pattern where when you got it.

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the monties are the hardest thing in the world for me to get going. Or I should say they were.Well some are easier than others.I think all the new ones I get are covered with things I dont want.The couple I jujst got I ended up using a tooth brush on to get what I thought was monti eating nudi eggs.Dip after dip until nothing was on them(that I could see) Yes that is the ? of the day. I really think temp stability is the major thing that has let the montiproras live and not receed. As well as the unseen parasite removal withch can go on for months. growth is not as much noticable on the monties as the acros. Im just happy they are growing some and not just withering away. you can kinda see where the montie pictured started growing vertical-like,that is the point It finnally took hold(maybe three months ago)

[Philip Root]

WOW montis for me are the fast grower for me! Alot fast than the ACros

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thats odd indeed. I guess the system makeup is different. I would like to know the differences in our two settups

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another shot[IMG][/IMG]

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Phillip here is a cap That is doing well. [IMG][/IMG]

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[Davckowski]

Great pics

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This guy is growing like crazzy
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ill throw some new corals in the mix. Heres a green digi that I accidentally glued upside down and it is now growing[IMG][/IMG]

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not new but growing[IMG][/IMG]