"Looks like" Old School coral, bright and beautiful. Likely, a great replica.....watch the second hand.....if it moves in "ticks" it's not a Rolex. It must move smoothly ahead driven by it's self winding feature. I'm not even sure where I got it except it wasn't from some guy wearing a trench coat (heheheh) In fact, I'm sure it was store bought a very long time ago.
Prefers medium current and medium/bright light. Established tanks with very good conditions will insure success of these jumbo frags. Somewhat fragile during acclimation but hearty once established. Locate 1 1/2" away from other coral you don't want to kill. Sweepers come out like clockwork to feed at night. 50 gallon+ suggested.
Frag #1: promised to Jess eldiablosr8 expectant Papa
Frag #2,3 and 4: pick a number from 1 to 20
Pick-up at October 9th BAR meeting.
Prefers medium current and medium/bright light. Established tanks with very good conditions will insure success of these jumbo frags. Somewhat fragile during acclimation but hearty once established. Locate 1 1/2" away from other coral you don't want to kill. Sweepers come out like clockwork to feed at night. 50 gallon+ suggested.
Frag #1: promised to Jess eldiablosr8 expectant Papa
Frag #2,3 and 4: pick a number from 1 to 20
Pick-up at October 9th BAR meeting.
