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Old 05/05/2007, 08:46 PM
bilge rat bilge rat is offline
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multi-colored candy canes

are multi-colored candy canes common?
im not finding any info on multi-colored ones.
about 6 weeks ago when picking my LR out
of the tub from LFS I found 2 stalks of candy cane
looked deadish, but I threw it in with the LR and
considered it a hitchhiker/first coral.
Well they are growing like crazy now...
one stalk has 7 heads--4 red; 3 white
the other stalk has 5 heads---3 green; 1 white; 1 orange
all with green centers of course.
unique or freakish?
workin on pics but flash is blending colors and no flash
everything is blue...
joshuah
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Old 05/05/2007, 10:13 PM
dc_909 dc_909 is offline
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Are you sure they are candies? I have never seen multi colored ones like that nor have I seen red ones or orange ones.

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Old 05/05/2007, 10:17 PM
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plz post some pics i too have never seen red or orange like that
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Old 05/06/2007, 12:59 AM
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yeah never seen that before post a pic!
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Old 05/06/2007, 08:13 AM
bilge rat bilge rat is offline
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my camera isnt designed for macro
simple point and shoot
and the cc's are still small/recovering from being at the bottom
of the LR tank i found them in for who knows how long. As they grow
and fill out ill post more pics. The wht one always comes out as a wht
blob in my pics, the only discernable colors r the wht and pink/red ones


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Old 05/06/2007, 04:39 PM
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They may end up looking like these ones that I've got...



The "oragne" ones are bleached and nearly dead, can't really see them very well...but given good water quality and slowly working them into the light you've got a good chance of them coming around. The colony in my pic started from a single head that was do devoid of flesh all I could see was some green and I thought it was a blaso merletti...ang piced it up for $1.
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Old 05/06/2007, 08:27 PM
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actually they are all growing
im gonna put them in a fish cage
and spot feed em to help their growth
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