coral keeper
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Can anyone ID this coral plz? I don't think its a torch coral. I had it for only 21 days and its got 10 new heads growing out of it from all sides!!
ID plz
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yosemite sam
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It looks like a torch. If they're healthy, they can sprout out several heads pretty quickly.
reefkprz
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Originally Posted by Yosemite Sam
It looks like a torch. If they're healthy, they can sprout out several heads pretty quickly.
I agree Euphyllia glabrescens (torch coral) small and replicating quickly as a common survival tecnique used by many corals. as long as your not getting polyp bailout I would consider it a pretty good sign, remind me tommorrow to show an underside shot of my frogspawn (another euphyllia with very similar traits) there are multiple babies to be seen there.
It looks like a torch. If they're healthy, they can sprout out several heads pretty quickly.
I agree Euphyllia glabrescens (torch coral) small and replicating quickly as a common survival tecnique used by many corals. as long as your not getting polyp bailout I would consider it a pretty good sign, remind me tommorrow to show an underside shot of my frogspawn (another euphyllia with very similar traits) there are multiple babies to be seen there.
coral keeper
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Oh ok. Thanks for the info!! Will do.
coral keeper
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Originally Posted by reefkprZ
remind me tommorrow to show an underside shot of my frogspawn (another euphyllia with very similar traits) there are multiple babies to be seen there.
Bump.
remind me tommorrow to show an underside shot of my frogspawn (another euphyllia with very similar traits) there are multiple babies to be seen there.
Bump.
coral keeper
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Originally Posted by reefkprZ
here is an underside shot of my fragspawn there are babies everywhere, there are even more that you cant see because the tentacles drifted into the shot.
Thanks for sharing!!
here is an underside shot of my fragspawn there are babies everywhere, there are even more that you cant see because the tentacles drifted into the shot.
Thanks for sharing!!