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spanko
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Not too sure this is a millepora (fire coral) colony here. They are most likely identified by thier white tips of which yours does not show. Millepora fire coral is not really a "coral" but a group of hydrozoans. The sting can be quite painful.
More likely an Acropora millepora here.
JMO let's see what others say.
More likely an Acropora millepora here.
JMO let's see what others say.
trouble93
Member
Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/3064228
Not too sure this is a millepora (fire coral) colony here. They are most likely identified by thier white tips of which yours does not show. Millepora fire coral is not really a "coral" but a group of hydrozoans. The sting can be quite painful.
More likely an Acropora millepora here.
JMO let's see what others say.
Thanks for the input.
http:///forum/post/3064228
Not too sure this is a millepora (fire coral) colony here. They are most likely identified by thier white tips of which yours does not show. Millepora fire coral is not really a "coral" but a group of hydrozoans. The sting can be quite painful.
More likely an Acropora millepora here.
JMO let's see what others say.
Thanks for the input.
trouble93
Member
Originally Posted by renogaw
http:///forum/post/3064399
looks like the couple different acros i have
Do you have a pic of one I can see?
http:///forum/post/3064399
looks like the couple different acros i have
Do you have a pic of one I can see?
yosemite sam
Active Member
It's a species of acropora. Hard to say which one, but it doesn't look like it's an acro millepora.
trouble93
Member
Originally Posted by alix2.0
http:///forum/post/3065948
looks like my acro, too. ill go take a pic.
Thanks that would help a lot.
http:///forum/post/3065948
looks like my acro, too. ill go take a pic.
Thanks that would help a lot.