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The one on bottom avocado color greenish lightly with each polyps burgundy or dark brown polyps which look like dots when they're closed.They look like some kind of Kenya Tree
I wish, they do better in lightCarnation corals
I would say yes, but they do better in lightScleronephthya sp. (or some other nephtheid but this is the most likely)
The way a coral reacts to light can be dependent on the locality, depth, and clinal area by which it was collected from. There are likely dozens of species of nephtheids (if not more), many of which are undescribed. I suspect that this is just a species that comes froma different spot on the reef than other previously collected specimensI would say yes, but they do better in light
I agree, can't find any reference to these and especially the yellow with dark red, that one is very odd. BummerThe way a coral reacts to light can be dependent on the locality, depth, and clinal area by which it was collected from. There are likely dozens of species of nephtheids (if not more), many of which are undescribed. I suspect that this is just a species that comes froma different spot on the reef than other previously collected specimens
I know this post is from awhile ago but how is this coral doing? I just picked one up.Found out this morning that these corals are part of the family of neospongodes. Love the yellow one, need medium to high lighting
We rarely see those that big here in the US, really nice. Sideways or upside down easier for them, less energy to open and close. Thanks for sharingBelieve those are Scleronephthya or Cauliflower coral.. mine is from Bali... any reasons it is placed sideways?
Do post the pics as they bloom.We rarely see those that big here in the US, really nice. Sideways or upside down easier for them, less energy to open and close. Thanks for sharing
@N-A-S-O I'm assuming the two thumbs up means you're waiting for the right time to take some nice pictures of your supposedly new Coral.... hahaha