Rare Ivory Bali Slimer

[steveoutlaw]

Isn't she a beaut!

 

 

Unfortunately this is what happens when a green slimer bleaches.......and I don't think it's going to make a recovery. But here's a pic of my neon green slimer:

 

[emissary]

Hey is that the itty bitty sarco frag I gave you?

[steveoutlaw]

sorry Yanek......but that's a toadstool. However the sarco frag is doing very well.

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lol

 

sorry Yanek......but that's a toadstool.  However the sarco frag is doing very well.

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Please, what is the best way to tell a "Sarco"phyton apart from a toadstool?

 

Unless you are making a joke, maybe you got 2 frags from him and mixed up the names?

[unninair]

Steve,

 

I can trade you a "Coraline" Bali Slimer (extremely rare as well)......

 

Unni

[BeltwayBandit]

I am also the proud owner of an Ivory Staghorn. (Unfortunately one of my Dr. Mac corals from this weekend had a bout of RTN.)

[Guest Keyoke]

Actually, Lee had given me a frag of a green bali about a month, maybe two ago that bleached within just a few days of being in my tank. But it still has polyp extension, and the polyps are still bright green.. actually the same thing happened to the green digitata frag I got from him. The "skeleton" is white, but the polyps are still green... Been that way for over a month now. Odd, no?

[Caribbean Jake]

DO NOT DISCARD that beauty You will be surprise as how some corals kick back and recover. If you don't believe me, let me have it and I will bring it back when is twice it's size.

[fishface]

I had a coral RTN already from Dr. Mac.

 

This also happened in Nov during the frag fest-and my first meeting.

 

At that time, we were buying the frags out of unheated shipping containers, and I figure that the next time I should bring a box. This time, they had an incredible pair of frag display tanks and I had a box so I thought that this wouldn't happen.

 

FF