Warning: These pieces may be coral-zero for you if you and not an acro junkie.

[PFoster]

Watch out, there are some really awesome new sps available at RW this week.

If you are not already a major acro junkie then be for warned that these pieces may send your life into a downward spiral, filled with syringes for dosing additives, waiting in front of your LFS until they open to get your fix of the latest and greatest sps and meeting in dark, poorly lit alleys at all times of the night to swap frags with other hopelessly addicted individuals....

[carriej]

I'm not much for sticks but wow, 8th one down is really something

[michika]

You're right, I shouldn't have clicked this thread. I want them all.

[PFoster]

Originally Posted by carriej

I'm not much for sticks but wow, 8th one down is really something

Thats one of our Rainbow montipora, and a pretty nice one IMO.
Pretty awesome colours!
Millipora are a great piece for people looking to get into SPS.
They are super easy to care for and the polyp extension gets very long a bit after import so they are "fuzzy" and move in the flow.
This particular color variation is not the easiest, i would recomend starting with a nice pink one like the RW Sun God which is pink with yellow tips

[PFoster]

Originally Posted by michika

You're right, I shouldn't have clicked this thread. I want them all.

Muahhhhhhahahaha

i have some great progress pics of a few of these pieces once we have had them for a few weeks and how much better they look then. Will post em up

[Proteus]

Originally Posted by PFoster

RW Sun God which is pink with yellow tips

Sounds awesome pics would be epic

[PFoster]

More pics for you!

[Reef Pilot]

Originally Posted by PFoster

More pics for you!

What is the name of this one?

[PFoster]

This piece is called "Needle in a Haystack"
Here is a link to the Cherry corals website where he has it posted at $80/inch:

http://www.cherrycorals.com/product....4&cat=0&page=1

Please note, this is the piece colored up, our just arrived in stock.

[Reef Pilot]

Originally Posted by PFoster

This piece is called "Needle in a Haystack"

Would you say this is the same one? Sorry, not the best pic. But when the polyps are not fully out, the tips are all turquoise blue, and deep pink stems.