My coral at a Public Aquarium.

[Alexraptor]

Meet monti!

 

 

A few years ago monti waved goodbye to a piece of himself, whom we will call Digi. Digi wen't out into the world and started his own family!

Digi now even has a daughter(colony) of his own.

 

And she lives here, at the Maritime Museum & Aquarium of Gothenburg

 

 

Long story short: I donated a monti frag to a public aquarium, it's grown into a colony of it's own and they have in turn fragged it into the public exhibit. I am told the original frag, now mother colony, is still growing strong in their propagation tank.

 

Feels pretty awesome to have contributed.

[strummerfan]

That's very cool!

[xAyanex]

That's very cool!

What they said!

[Justind823]

That's awesome! The tank it's in is stunning

[Alexraptor]

Yep, don't remember how old the system is but that birds nest specimen of theirs looks very old and impressive to say the least.

[Hammerstone]

That's super cool and you can visit its progeny!!!

[Clown79]

Thats really cool.

 

Thank you for sharing that with us.

[NYfishies]

Really neat, thanks for sharing!

[StevieT]

At least you have a place to steal it back in case your org. one bites the dust

 

Very cool !

[Pjanssen]

Makes me wish I had a local aquarium to donate to. We could start a trend!

[Sk8n Reefer]

Cool post ? That tank looks beautiful

[johnmaloney]

What an honor!

[Alexraptor]

Was back for a seminar and frag swap hosted by the Museum. As always when they have that they let those of us attending hang out behind the displays.

So I got a chance to see the what became of my original 1" frag, which is still hanging out in the propagation tank.

 

[Hammerstone]

That's super cool!!

 

Hey I said the exact same thing up there^ lol