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Limited Edition - RG Grapevine Acro
Original from Reef Grow
Established May 28th 2015
RG Grapevine Acro Reeffarmers First Edition Fragment Closeup Image.
A Pearlberry Type Acropora with Exotic Pink Colored Polyps.
Branch Stems are Blue and Recovering from Transportation Stress.
When Green Pigment Mixes in With Blue the Amazing Turquoise Color Appears.
Actual First Edition Medium Sized Fragment Imaged. Note Slightly Damaged Tip.
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The RG Grapevine Acropora at first appears similar to a Pearlberry, but this spectacular coral has a couple of additional exotic qualities. Polyps are solid bright pink with some red pigmentation in the center and base areas of polyp. In addition to these pink polyps, the corallites can also grow into elongated and curved tubular growths. Branch stems also develop the typical Pearlberry turquoise blue coloration.

Justin Leoni of Reef Grow acquired the original RG Grapevine Acropora on October 1st of 2013 directly from Pacific Aqua Farms in Los Angeles. Originally the coral was brown, but slowly developed the unique turquoise branch stem pigmentation and the pink colored polyps. The coral was named by Justin at Reef Grow.

Reeffarmers is maintaining a seed section of this coral in a 8 foot Raceway Gyre BiZonal system. This system is naturally filtered with a semi-cryptic zone and a reef flat exposed zone. In this captive reef the coral is positioned to receive moderate light and moderate to weak water current. The first edition fragment of this coral was sold on our Buy It Now Web Page. Recommended list price on May 28th 2015 was $145 for a medium sized fragment.

RG Grapevine Acro Reef Grow Colony Branch Closeup Image.
Fully Colored Up Main Colony Image Showing Exotic Turquoise Stem Coloration.
Corallite Outer Edges are Colored Bright Purple. Note Pink Colored Polyps.
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RG Grapevine Acro Reeffarmers First Edition Polyp Closeup Image.
Closeup Image Shows Solid Pink Nature of Corallite Polyps.
Darker Red Pigments can be Seen in Polyp Center and Between Tentacles.
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Copyright © 2015 by Reeffarmers All Rights Reserved.
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