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Once I fully understand this bugger, I might just attempt to frag small colonies.....I'm seeing dollar signs.....

notice the tentacles are elongating.

Heres the goni now.

Thanks F-M, Have been dosing potassium iodide and , you know the rest. Went from 1 stalk to two distinct stalks in a month, Its alive, alive I tell you...........

I guess then I will learn to frag corals. Love the motion, etc and now I will get some hands on experience. Any advice FM? Would be appreciated.

It's a skimmerless system, I have a mini fuge going and prune every two weeks. I'm doing 48 oz wc's every other day and NO3 reads 5-10. I depend more on chemical filtration for help for excess DOM. I will post a before and after of my xenia frag too. Time span is two weeks. Sorry the bottom one...

Here's another view, the polyps closer to the bottom were being exposed to sunlight so I believe this is a turbid or deeper sp of goni.

Target feeding, now twice aweek, and having the tank stay a little more "dirty" then normal is seeming to help this guy out.

Yes it is the elusive and cunning flower pot. Calfo looked at the pic and confirmed the ID. :mrgreen:

Alveopora has 12 tentacles. In the right direction though.

Here she is a few months later, I'll bet you guys hit this on the head in no time, if I remember I'll give you my secret reciepe and warning, it might disturb some salts out there: SECRET RECIEPE??! 8O Sorry proud product of the Chicago public skool system. :P

Or even better perspective:

Here she is a few months later, I'll bet you guys hit this on the head in no time, if I remember I'll give you my secret reciepe and warning, it might disturb some salts out there:

Encrusting. Plus I took the pic through a magnifying glass and used the macro feature on my camera. the largest polyp is barely an 1/8 of an inch.

Got it on a rock that I bought a mushroom on. Was completely white craters, 2 days ago I discover pink polyps. Any ideas? The algae covered craters were also completely white.