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Old 01-07-2009, 8:29 PM   #1
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SPS Colony - Bali Green Slimer

I bought a Bali Green Slimer colony from the LFS (I forget which one) that has been growing like a weed. While mounting the original colony I broke off one of its branches that was about 4" long at the time. So, I mounted it to a piece of live rock and placed it in my tank along with the full colony. Since that time the 4" branch has grown into a full colony of its own, about the size of a softball and growing fast. It has grown from a twig to the colony you see below since this past summer (2008). It's almost reaching out of my tank, so I'm letting the smaller colony go. Any takers? I'm asking $75 and that includes the softball-sized piece of live rock it is mounted to.

Original mother colony (soccer ball size) with the smaller colony for sale in the back left:


Close up of the colony for sale (softball size):

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Old 01-07-2009, 8:31 PM   #2
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Interested in any trades?

 
Old 01-07-2009, 8:32 PM   #3
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Here's a shot with actinics only:


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Old 01-07-2009, 8:51 PM   #4
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That's a great deal but it doesn't really look like a slimmer to me. More like a Stary night. Either way it's still a great deal.
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^^^^^^^That's what I was thinking. Nice coral, though.

 
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Yup, that's a stary night.

 
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Lee should know that is his expertise. He had a beautiful colony.

 
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I'm sure that's part of mine lol. I need to get a frag back one of these days.

 
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I'm interested. Could I stop by tomorrow to check it out? Pm me some info. Thanks!

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Lee,
My Starry Night has grown a lot since I got my frag from you. I know it will be one of the more trimmed pieces I own.

 
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It's a starry night? Weird...I've never heard of that type, and I can't find any information on google about them.

Anywho, the green acro is still available.

I'd also be willing to trade for a different color colony, anything besides green/brown!

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Old 01-08-2009, 10:28 AM   #12
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Green acro is probably the best name for it at this point.

The way it glows under actinics is what gives it away.

 
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"Purdy Green Hard thing in Ma Tank" Coral

 
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The stary night that I got originally came from Scientific Corals in a group buy we did a long time ago here in the club. Not sure if thats an actual name of the coral, but that's what I've been calling it for the at least 3 or 4 years I've owned that particular species. It is an extremely fast growing coral and is strikingly beautiful under actinics. Here are some of my pics of the colony I use to have:




 
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and boy has that coral gotten 'around'. hehehe

 
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Yup, sure has. I need to get a piece back one of these days from someone. I miss it too much :( In all actuality, it was one of my favorites.

 
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I believe the scientific name is Acropora microthalma for the "Starry night" acro. It's not uncommon in the wild and is imported regularly so Red could verywell have gotten a "Starry night" type acro from anywhere. The scientific coral "starry night" tends to have brighter polyps though from what I've seen.

Still a decent price on a colony.

 
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Colony is still available

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Old 01-10-2009, 1:05 PM   #19
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I've had a couple of people commit to buying this, but no one has followed through or called when they said they'd call to pick it up.

Still available, but please, don't bother me if you're not sure.

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That's a shame people have done that....it's truly a beautiful coral and at a great price. Good luck.

 
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