simonh
07-11-02, 22:30
Judging by previous posts my camera is becoming something of an antique http://www.ultimatereef.com/ibv3/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif Anyway, I thought I would take few closeup shots:
http://www.wymag.org.uk/simon/deltec/071102/dsc00137.jpg
Pocillipora verrucosa. A frag taken from my original wild colony which upon transfer to captive conditions totally changed growth form from thick branches to a more delicate structure. When setting up my new tank I decided to frag down many colonies and restart them so they could grow into the tank more natural looking.
http://www.wymag.org.uk/simon/deltec/071102/dsc00138.jpg
Acropora sp. A fragment given to me about 12 months ago. A nice turquoise colour with dark green radial corralites.
http://www.wymag.org.uk/simon/deltec/071102/dsc00139.jpg
Acropora sp. A fragment given to me by Martyn Hulyer around 12 months ago. Nice green and cyan colouration.
http://www.wymag.org.uk/simon/deltec/071102/dsc00141.jpg
Acropora sp. Totally bleached on all the branches facing the light but retains zooxanthellae on the underneath and around the radial corallites with purple axial corralites. It is placed in the bottom front corner of the tank and has grown well from a 3 small frags pushed in some milliput when I started the tank.
http://www.wymag.org.uk/simon/deltec/071102/dsc00146.jpg
Acropora sp. Metalic green sheen with a hint of purple on the axial corralites.
http://www.wymag.org.uk/simon/deltec/071102/dsc00137.jpg
Pocillipora verrucosa. A frag taken from my original wild colony which upon transfer to captive conditions totally changed growth form from thick branches to a more delicate structure. When setting up my new tank I decided to frag down many colonies and restart them so they could grow into the tank more natural looking.
http://www.wymag.org.uk/simon/deltec/071102/dsc00138.jpg
Acropora sp. A fragment given to me about 12 months ago. A nice turquoise colour with dark green radial corralites.
http://www.wymag.org.uk/simon/deltec/071102/dsc00139.jpg
Acropora sp. A fragment given to me by Martyn Hulyer around 12 months ago. Nice green and cyan colouration.
http://www.wymag.org.uk/simon/deltec/071102/dsc00141.jpg
Acropora sp. Totally bleached on all the branches facing the light but retains zooxanthellae on the underneath and around the radial corallites with purple axial corralites. It is placed in the bottom front corner of the tank and has grown well from a 3 small frags pushed in some milliput when I started the tank.
http://www.wymag.org.uk/simon/deltec/071102/dsc00146.jpg
Acropora sp. Metalic green sheen with a hint of purple on the axial corralites.