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Limited Edition
Wormhole Brain
Wormhole Brain Reeffarmers Seed. What a strange looking brain coral. The medium sized corallite centers contain large
spheres colored white blue. These spheres are aligned into rows travelling toward the center of the corallite. This gives the
corallite center an appearance similar to the space travelling wormholes commonly shown on science fiction dramas.
Image Copyright © 2007 by Reeffarmers All Rights Reserved.
This brain has some very interesting patterns within its medium corallites. There are rows of white blue colored spheres that travel inward toward the center mouth of the corallite. These inward travelling rows give the corallite an appearance of the typical space travelling wormhole you see within science fiction dramas. These spheres appear more white when placed under a bulb that radiates less blue. They appear more blue when placed under lights with more blue such as the 20,000 K Radium. Corallite centers can also develop a pinkish blue color. The corallite ridges located inbetween the corallites have been slowly turning green in captivity. When first imported however this area basically had a dull light brown coloration. The coral appears to be turning more green and more blue the longer the it is maintained under artificial lights. This coral is growing nicely in captivity and new encrusting growth occurs quickly. The coral was originally acquired by Miguel of FraggleReef. Miguel has quite the eye for spotting rare and unusual corals. Reeffarmers has not accurately identified this coral species but believe that it could be a Favites complanata. Steve Tyree is maintaining a seed fragment of this coral for Reeffarmers.com in a 125 gallon naturally filtered TriZonal system. This system is naturally filtered with a cryptic zone, filter feeder zone and reef flat exposed zone. In Steve's captive reef the coral is positoned 18 inches away from a 400 watt 20,000 K Helios metal halide. It appears that the green pigmentation is intensifying quicker under the stronger violet that is emitted from the Helios. Fragments under a 20,000 K Radium are greening up slower. You can also see some very intense green pigments developing on the left edge of the Reeffarmers Seed. Water current is moderate. Price is currently $65 per small fragment consisting of at least a couple of corallites. The bimonthly limited edition reservation schedules can be found below.
Wormhole Brain corallite closeup image. The rows of white blue
pigmented spheres continue to the center mouth of the corallite.
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Wormhole Brain actual First Edition fragment.
Image Copyright © 2007 by Reeffarmers All Rights Reserved.
Wormhole Brain Year 2009 BiMonthly Limited Edition Schedule
February
 Reserved for A. Andrasz
April
 Reserved for Sean T.
June
 Reserved for J. Aviles
August
 Reserved for R. Adam
October
 Available
December
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Wormhole Brain Year 2010 BiMonthly Limited Edition Schedule
February
 Available
April
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June
 Available
August
 Available
October
 Available
December
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Wormhole Brain Year 2011 BiMonthly Limited Edition Schedule
February
 Available
April
 Available
June
 Available
August
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October
 Available
December
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Wormhole Brain Year 2008 BiMonthly Limited Edition Schedule
February
 CFM Auctions
April
 Reserved for J. Huang
June
 Reserved for M. Obrian
August
 Reserved for J. Berney
October
 Reserved for G. Schwab
December
 Reserved for R. Barton

Wormhole Brain 2007 BiMonthly Limited Edition Schedule
June
 First Edition Auctioned from June 16th to June 21st
through CFM Auctions
August
 Reserved for J. Dakan
October
 Reserved for G. Adkins
December
 Reserved for E. Nichols

To inquire about reserving a limited edition farmed fragment of this coral please send an email to reeffarmers@aceweb.com.
Copyright © 2007 by Reeffarmers All Rights Reserved.
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