Route Edition - Exclusive Edition - Route 66 Marine
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Route Edition EE
R66 24 K Efflo
Acropora efflorescens
Original from Route 66 Marine
Established February 20th 2015

RE - R66 24 K Efflo - Exclusive Edition
R66 24 K Efflo Route Edition Route 66 Marine Seed Image.
Only Living Section of this Salvaged Rare Imported Marshall Islands Coral.
Polyps Developed an Intense and Rare True Gold Yellow Coloration in Captivity.
Body Develops Purple Blue Pigmentation Primarily Concentrated on Coralitte Edges.
Image Copyright © 2015 by Reeffarmers All Rights Reserved.

An amazing coral that was saved by Route 66 Marine as a salvaged fragment from a rare and stressed Marshall Island Acropora. While recovering from shipping stress, the coral developed some very rare bright yellow gold colored polyps. Corallite upper edges tend to develop a bright purple blue pigmentation, while corallite walls appear to develop a pink pigmentation.

The 24 K Efflo name was developed by Route 66 Marine and is based on the corals golden yellow colored polyps. This coral arrived within one of the first couple of Acropora shipments ever sent from the Marshall Islands.

Reeffarmers is currently maintaining a seed section of this coral in a 8 foot Raceway Gyre BiZonal system. There was no surviving colony of this coral at the Route 66 Marine facility at their time of closure. The original colony was small so we are assuming it was lost during the heat and system problems they had in the spring of 2015. So there are only the surviving Reeffarmers seed and the fragments Reeffarmers distributed.

Our 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 weak to moderate light and moderate water current. The first edition fragment of this coral was sold at Reef Currents 2015 to Rob McPheron. 2nd Edition was shipped to SniperSPS. 3rd Edition was sold to Elegant Corals. Suggested list price on February 20th 2015 was $225 for a small fragment.


R66 24 K Efflo Route Edition Route 66 Marine Reeffarmers Seed Closeup Polyp Image.
Polyps are Developing a Rainbow Coloration Pattern that Spectrums Across Red to Green.
Tentacle Tips are Red that Changes to Orange then to Yellow then to a Green Center.
Image Taken Under Radium 20,000 K Metal Halide Reeffarmers Seed on June 4th 2015.
Image Copyright © 2015 by Reeffarmers All Rights Reserved.
R66 24 K Efflo Acopora EE - copyright Reeffarmers and Route 66 Marine on February 20th 2015
Copyright © 2015 by Reeffarmers All Rights Reserved.

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