Just a few more pics.

[HARPO]

The right side of the tank, along with a couple randoms. Bill

 

[Reefguide]

me likes !!!

 

[tanzy]

aaaahhhhhhhh....... 8)

 

[Anonymous]

very impressive

 

[ChrisRD]

Very nice!

 

[camp6]

what is the white one that looks like a tree?

 

[reefland]

Yeah, what is this one?

 

[HARPO]

It's a Blue Gorgonian. Awsome when the polyps are open. Bill

 

[reefland]

How long have you had it? Showing signs of new growth?

 

[skylsdale]

It's a Blue Gorgonian.

Do you happen to know its real name...something along the lines of genus?

 

[reefing in LA]

That Blue Gorgonian sure does look cool. Where did you get that incredible coral? I'd love to pick one up myself.

 

[HARPO]

Thanks. Sorry, I don't know the tech. name. They love strong light, and most important, plenty of flow. I don't know your location, but I picked it up at the aquatic warehouse, in San Diego Ca.. They go for 59.00, They keep them on hand often.
http://www.aquaticwarehouse.com
(858)467-9297
Bill

 

[reefing in LA]

Thanks Harpo. I live in the San Fernando Valley but I checked mapquest and my brother just happens to live just 8 miles from Aquatic Warehouse. I'm going to have him take a look since he will be coming up to LA over the weekend. Hopefully, they will have some.

 

[danmhippo]

These blue gorgs are popping up all over southern california. I am hesitant to get one until I know more about them.

 

[danmhippo]

Reefing in LA, 2 other places I know that has them......1. Jeff's and 2. PTF Pets in Pasadena, CA (626)449-4987.

 

[SPC]

Posted by Dan:

These blue gorgs are popping up all over southern california. I am hesitant to get one until I know more about them.

-This gorg looks like it is in the Diodogorgia family. These gorgs are aposynthetic and generally don't last long in the aquarium.
Steve

 

[danmhippo]

What's Aposynthetic?

 

[SPC]

, sorry Dan, I meant to say aposymbiotic (no zooxanthellae)
Steve

 

[Chucker]

Actually, I think the word Steve is really looking for is ahermatypic.

 

[SPC]

Posted by Chucker:

Actually, I think the word Steve is really looking for is ahermatypic.

-No acually I was using the word that Eric Borneman used on page 159 of his Aquarium Corals book to describe a Diodogorgia nodulifera which appears to me to closely resemble the gorg that was posted. Your word is nice though too Chucker .
Steve