How to make a mix of montipora.

Gary6376

Greetings to everyone. I have a question for the experts on SPS, specifically regarding sheet montiporas. I'm interested in how to create a similar mix. It doesn't seem complicated, but I encountered a compatibility issue, meaning that when the green piece grew to the red one, it got burned (the burn occurred within a radius of 5 mm from the point of contact). I would like to know what caused this? And what should be done to achieve a similar mix?

Lindsey3362

Photo in the studio. This shouldn't be happening.

Gabrielle5053

The photos are a bit blurry because I had to take them at an angle. But you can still see the exposed white area.

Joseph9057

It's not very clear what happened. We need to wait.

Jacqueline6670

Hmm... my joints are healing well.

John

Maybe they have a period when they become spicy))) Or is it the wrong variety? Or maybe they get burned, and then that spot heals up, and they get used to it?

Ryan2281

you have a red montipora with white polyps, but in the photos, it's another one with red...

Jeffery7866

I don't quite understand the relevance, but in this case, the red montipora with red polyps has white polyps along the edge where growth is occurring.

Jason

there are different types it may not be the right combination

Colin1418

Judging by the photo, I realized that there is a red one with red polyps and white ones. What about the green one, are there also varieties?

Amanda5586

Of course. I had two green ones. One (smooth) burned everything it touched. Now only the less spicy one is left.

Cindy

Are there any photos left? To classify them somehow.

Debra

clear as day. the same foliosa will not defeat efflorescence, but will easily overwhelm equituberculata (this is just an example). to fuse montiporas - only one TYPE (in this case, color does not matter). brief reference TTTYCC see genus montipora