<p>Tight growing bright pink to red pocci with hints of green. &nbsp;Does not spread around tank, grows in extremely tight clumps, hard like granite. &nbsp;Been growing for many years now and rarely frag because it grows so tightly. &nbsp;1&quot; chunky frags. &nbsp;Story I was told was that it was collected in Hawaii prior to collection ban on hard corals, and came from Sanjay&#39;s tank. &nbsp; Also as an FYI, the colony I&#39;m cutting from is under lower lighting, so the frags will be a dark pink/red color, bases will be pale as it grows so tightly almost no light reaches the interior of the colony. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>RR Asia oddball Acropora, green/pink/purple highlights with yellow tips. &nbsp;Got it in a trade with Battlecorals and it has grown really well for me. 1&quot;+ frags.&nbsp;</p>

<p><span style="font-family:helvetica neue,helvetica,arial,sans-serif; font-size:14px">1.5&quot; fully encrusted overgrown frag of this stunning Acropora starting to pop tips, grown from frag purchased from Jared at Rocky Mountain Frags. This coral turns purplish brown when fragged and encrusting, explodes with color when it starts growing vertically. Yellow/Green/Blue/Purple/Pink acro with red polyps. &nbsp;My photo taken in daylight spectrum.</span></p>

<p>3/4&quot; fully encrusted small plugs of this stunning Acropora, grown from frag purchased from Jared at Rocky Mountain Frags. This coral turns purplish brown when fragged and encrusting, explodes with color when it starts growing vertically. Yellow/Green/Blue/Purple/Pink acro with red polyps. &nbsp;My photo taken in daylight spectrum.</p>

<p>1&quot; or larger healed and encrusting on plug.</p>

<p>3-4p cut and healed for a month. Probably sprouting babies by the time of swap.</p>