Is this change possible?

[Boosted98gsx]

Figured this would be a good spot for this thread. A person here in dallas/ft worth is claiming that a frag that HE WITNESSED WITH HIS OWN EYES CUT turned from the pictured cali tortuosa on the left to the coral on the right.

Is this possible? I say it isn't. Look at the coralite structure and pattern. Just doesn't make any sense. No matter what the flow/lighting in a tank, coralites are coralites and they dont change within a species.

Correct me if i'm wrong here PLEASE.

[GTR]

I'm certainly no expert but those look completly different to me.

SteveU

[CAReefer]

I'd have to agree 100% with you Steve

[nyfireman3097]

That guy needs tot share what hes on lmao

[Boosted98gsx]

Guys, please try to point this out to as many people as you can for me. I want as many opinions in this thread as possible.

[Heinz]

Guys, please try to point this out to as many people as you can for me. I want as many opinions in this thread as possible.

why is it so importend to you to profe him wrong ?

if he is happy, well let him be

[o2manyfish]

Wow if Zeo does that to his corals -- What do his fish look like

Dave B

[Boosted98gsx]

The person who's coral this is, is not a zeo user.

[o2manyfish]

Well I recommend drug testing -- Both the hobbyist and the coral

Dave B

[Boosted98gsx]

here's a picture of the "frag" that the coral on the right "evolved" from.

[GTR]

From that picture I would hard pressed to make my original comment. IMO when trying to ID a coral we would be better served looking at black and white pictures.

SteveU

[invincible569]

Hmmmmm... looking at the pic over and over.. its possible??

[nyfireman3097]

the after pic looks like a horrida