A well pruned acro

[marie]

This is how an acropora grows when you have a fish that eats corals :rolleyes: .At least she isn't eating the polyps on this particular acro... just the tips

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v224/mariesnell/2007_0103Jan070022.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v224/mariesnell/2007_0103Jan070023.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v224/mariesnell/2007_0103Jan070032.jpg

[Dyspnea]

You know who is snacking on them?

[marie]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v224/mariesnell/regal2.jpg

This is the guilty party and she may look innocent but she has no shame. She can look me straight in the eye while taking a nice big chomp :twised: .

[One_Divided]

wow.. that has triggered an awesome growth response. I have experimented with motivating growth of axial corallites (growing tips) and have never been that succesful! Very cool.


-A

[marie]

wow.. that has triggered an awesome growth response. I have experimented with motivating growth of axial corallites (growing tips) and have never been that succesful! Very cool.


-A

Well there you go. Want to borrow my angel for a while :razz: