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toytech 10-04-2013 02:49 AM

Not that I even have a tank , but sps is in my future and the top 3 for me are monti spongodes , red planet , and ORA Hawkins Echinata

gregzz4 10-04-2013 02:55 AM

I'm feeling left out here ...

What's an SCC ?

reefwars 10-04-2013 03:09 AM

Ill play

ORA SSC
TYREE Pink lemonade
ORA pearlberry

have all three;)

reefermadness 10-04-2013 03:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gregzz4 (Post 849323)
I'm feeling left out here ...

What's an SCC ?

You mean SSC? Strawberry Shortcake acro.

Quote:

Originally Posted by reefwars (Post 849328)
Ill play

ORA SSC
TYREE Pink lemonade
ORA pearlberry

have all three;)

Nice list. I have to point out though that SSC is not an ORA coral....they are imported (still) from aussie.

gregzz4 10-04-2013 03:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thmh (Post 849094)
Here is my list

SCC

Quote:

Originally Posted by reefermadness (Post 849331)
You mean SSC? Strawberry Shortcake acro

Thanks
The typo threw me

thmh 10-04-2013 03:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gregzz4 (Post 849332)
Thanks
The typo threw me

opps!!!:D

gregzz4 10-04-2013 03:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thmh (Post 849335)
opps!!!:D

I thought I was missing out on some new coral :lol:

Forum typos are what they are
I've read you guys are top-notch with your shipments, so s'all good

Taipan 10-04-2013 04:04 AM

My List.....
 
In no particular order:

Sunset Millepora (some of which - DV has some of the nicest specimens I've seen).

RR Jaw Dropper Acro - no scientific name available. I've seen a handful of these in person....and the web picture provided is quite accurate in colouration. I'm curious to see how the specimens are doing in their respective homes (and if they have survived). The enclosed lower res pics were taken with my camera phone. It gives you some kind of idea.

Web Pic:

http://i859.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps91d75e6e.jpg

Camera Phone Pics:

http://i859.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps2e1d0ac9.jpg

http://i859.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps3f63dccf.jpg

http://i859.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps94e1f0b6.jpg

Acropora spathulata - in any form or colour. Just for the cool coralite formations. Endemic of Australia.

tang daddy 10-04-2013 10:51 AM

My top 3 would be....

Oregon tort
Red planet
Yellow caroliniana

tang daddy 10-04-2013 10:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Taipan (Post 849344)
In no particular order:

Sunset Millepora (some of which - DV has some of the nicest specimens I've seen).

RR Jaw Dropper Acro - no scientific name available. I've seen a handful of these in person....and the web picture provided is quite accurate in colouration. I'm curious to see how the specimens are doing in their respective homes (and if they have survived). The enclosed lower res pics were taken with my camera phone. It gives you some kind of idea.

Web Pic:

http://i859.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps91d75e6e.jpg

Camera Phone Pics:

http://i859.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps2e1d0ac9.jpg

http://i859.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps3f63dccf.jpg

http://i859.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps94e1f0b6.jpg

Acropora spathulata - in any form or colour. Just for the cool coralite formations. Endemic of Australia.

Taipan, thanks for posting pics of the RR JB. I only seen the web pics and always wondered how close the frags would look like compared to that. Even tho you cell pics are abit blue you can definately tell that they are close in colour.

If I could only choose 1 acro that would be it!


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