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Kryptonite (neon green) Candycane

CookieJar

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This is one of the 1st corals I got which makes it ~2 years old. As with most candycanes' it's very hardy, has survived a semi-tank crash (overheat) and has still done well. It grows at a slow to medium rate but I have 2 frags of it mounted onto disks. The color is a very bright green and is one of the strongest flourescent corals I've seen. It does fine with low/ medium light and low/ medium flow. I can bring to the Oct. meeeting and basic DBTC rules apply.
 
Sorry I should have updated this thread when I received the frag. Not sure when I received this but the polyps are getting much bigger now..

Here is a pic showing it eats mysis shrimp 8) ..
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Glad to see it's growing for you. It's my slowest growing Candycane, which complies with the general rule, "the prettier the coral, the slower the growth" ;D
 
Phong, what does this candy cane look like compared to the one you got from me (asked since both Cookiejar and I called them the same thing) but mine goes super fast for me, and he said his was a slow grower
 
His is much greener. His is actually a Krytonite. Yours is not. Your is a light green. It's only green under heavy actinic. Under 14K bulb, it's just a light green.
 
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Yup.. 14K 150WMH..
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looks like way more red in the pic of the frag I gave you (the sand being the tip off)
 
I had algae issue when I took that pic.. Look at the other pic. You will see the samething on the sand bed..

I don't see any red but then I'm colorblind ..
 
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