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Happen to have any pictures of the one you had? There are so many varieties with different shades. I have two and they are different.

How olds the tank? Doesn’t seem to be much coraline in there, also your light recently died and you swapped to a diff light?

That’s the nice thing about digis they, are tough and don’t ask for alot

Rainbow incinerators growing in the shade

Cut some smaller frags for 20. Would prefer for them to heal for a week or two.

Still have the setosa available. It’s grown since then and here’s the mother colony for reference.

Thanks boss, I think I am going to chisel stuff off my biocube rock and and take frags from my big tank and sees the biocube and see what these corals look like growing in the biocube.

Thanks, it’s such an odd coral. I would like to cut the coral in half to just keep the red part but my luck is it will just regrow all back in green.

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I took the reefbrites off the tank to give the lid a propped cleaning of all the salt creep. I took some top down photos at this time. Actinics with an orange glasses and without the reefbrites on.

Nice corals and beautiful pictures brotha!!

I had cheato, it grew well. Then I pruned it back way too much and it all turned hard and withered away. The next icp test I sent out matched the same as the first so honestly I think cheato can just up and call it quits when it wants. I have grape calurpa, it always grows and I never had it go...

Single branch rainbow milli sold.

@ban check your pms.

Isn’t she lovely under actinics?

Zoas, large asd millie, red/green shrooms, and forest fire digi called for.

I have a cluster of rainbow incinerators 25+ polpys growing from all angles that is for sale for $100.

If only a big gathering was further south I’d be in there like swim wear.

I moved the big colony over to the big tank and as it’s settling in to more nutrients and the different radions, it’s getting more of a light pink with the green skin. I love it when corals change colors but it’s the same exact coral.

Here’s some top downs