Tell me what you see going on in this pic

[KeepOnReefin]

OK, Wall tank figured it out. These two acro's were placed side by side..not with the intent to produce a morph...but as it seems they are both now sharing the same base and are begining to fuse together. I had to  do several double takes on this. Looks like we may have a graft. No warefare, no dead spots. and the base appears to be solid not overgrown. Is this possible with acro's?

In the frag tank mine never mess with each other. Some are touching. They are fine. Larger colonies trying to expand kill each other. I hope it works out, if it does, I call dibs on a frag :p

I am going to try this tommorrow. Two similar acros of different colors. See what happens.

[reefman]

I see several posts in this thread that go against the new rules here.

This is a great new coral you have coming.

[Kenn]

I see several posts in this thread that go against the new rules here.

Please elaborate

[reefman]

http://www.ohioreef.com/index.php?topic=8699.0

[HUNGER]

wich point r u talken about?

I see several posts in this thread that go against the new rules here.

This is a great new coral you have coming.

[Kenn]

http://www.ohioreef.com/index.php?topic=8699.0

Well thats not really elaboration

but please refer to this clip from that post...

"This thread outlines general Ohio Reef forum posting etiquette. It is not meant to be a list of rules but rather good posting practices."

[micki]

I "think" I had the same thing happen about a year ago.  It was doing great until my co2 ran out and I didn't realize it.  I lost most of my SPS including that one.  Good Luck!  I'll anxious to see how yours does!