Uncommon Corals in the industry

[ReefMon]

I will see if I can dig up the T. Gigas at the Wikiki aquarim

You mean this one?

Happy Reefing!
Glenn R

 

[John_Brandt]

I love that clam. I saw it in 1996. Nothing like having natural sunlight and a semi-open deep-well seawater system.

 

[Unarce]

Another one I thought of is the Pink Millepora. They are around but you will have to PAY for them.

I did PAY for a Pink Millepora. Unfortunately, it's now baby blue. Blue Millepora are rare also, but I wanted something pink in my reef.

 

[reefann]

I have been looking at the frag over at SPSfrags drooling. I may get one for my upcoming nano..
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[Wheeldog63]

You mean this one?

Yeah that would be the one Thanks for posting the pic, I couldn't find one easily enough.

I've never seen a T. rosewateri (sp?) for sale, I'm guessing one of those would cost a lot. They have enormous scutes on the shell.

I doubt you will see a T. rosewateri for sale because its my understanding they have only been identified by their shell, I think Knopp's book has some information on it. If anyone can prove me wrong please do and I would also love to see a picture of either a live one or even an example of its shell.

~Kelly

 

[DustinDorton]

Sorry to hijack your coral thread. All this gigas talk and I had to post this.

 

[reefann]

Simply amazing. Is that you in the picture? I wonder how old that thing is??
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[DustinDorton]

Yeah, its me. I have no idea how old it is, probably REAL old.

 

[reefann]

Lucky *$%$*&**&%$*!
Seriously though, thanks for sharing the picture. That is one amazing clam.
I love the colonies behind you too.
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[Anonymous]

Corals dammit.!!! Corals!... nice pic though Dustin

 

[Anonymous]

Looks like you were right about the T. rosewateri...A wholesaler friend of mine told me once he was trying to find one, but I guess he couldn't have. I've seen pics of the shell before, they have huge scutes like some squamosas.