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post #1 of 13
Thread Starter 

Found this on my new yuma rock.....anyone know for sure what it is.....I'm thinking a type of brain....favitesshrug.gif

 

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post #2 of 13

maybe a tunicate.   Do you have a magnifiying glass you can take a closer pic.

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post #3 of 13
Thread Starter 

Do not think tunicate.....here is a pic with it cropped.....really reminds me of a type of brain

 

 

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post #4 of 13

ok nm mine is diff and dosent have tentacles lol....thinkin a chalice maybe? or maybe a fungia plate? IDK LOL

post #5 of 13

very cool looking, though I have no clue what it is. lol

 

post #6 of 13
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Originally Posted by TeresaQ View Post

very cool looking, though I have no clue what it is. lol

 



+1 (I'm not a good id'er).

post #7 of 13
Thread Starter 

LOL...thanks guys.....I am sure someone will know what it is....like I said...I am thinking a type of brain...favite....favia....something in that line

post #8 of 13

At first I was thinking Porites but I think you're a lot closer than me after reviewing the tentacles.  Look at night and see if there are feeding tentacles, then feed it.  It looks interesting.

post #9 of 13
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Originally Posted by Bang Guy View Post

At first I was thinking Porites but I think you're a lot closer than me after reviewing the tentacles.  Look at night and see if there are feeding tentacles, then feed it.  It looks interesting.



Thanks....I'll see if I can get a night picture too

 

 

 

post #10 of 13

Leptoseris thumbsup.gif

 

It's actually a SPS!

post #11 of 13
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Leptoseris thumbsup.gif

 

It's actually a SPS!



REALLY????   anything special I need to do for it?    or watch out for?

 

 

post #12 of 13

Yep. They come in all sorts of colors. Missed out an awesome dark royal blue one with yellow eyes. 1.5" square when for $150....

 

I'd leave it whereever you put it for now. If it's lower in the tank, after a couple weeks consider raising it up to brighter light. They are pretty fleshy for an SPS, so they do response well to feedings. Should help it recover. Colors do look a little washed, if the coral does make it, it should color up some. As you probably can guess from the fact it's still alive, it's hardier then your average SPS.

post #13 of 13
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HMMMM....I will watch it closely  :)

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