Name these corals if you can.

seannmelly

Active Member
Originally Posted by Lubeck
You are correct sir! Anyone else?
Ma'am lol.

Melly
P.S pic 6 looks like a cat's paw, but I could be wrong...
 

seannmelly

Active Member
Originally Posted by Lubeck
sorry it was a qoute from a movie and can't remember which one.
lol, sounds more like someone on a game show would say!
 

sign guy

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I have no idea what any of those are, but I do have green star poylps with somthing that looks like #7 in the mix. Are they in the same family?
 

seannmelly

Active Member
Originally Posted by sign guy
I have no idea what any of those are, but I do have green star poylps with somthing that looks like #7 in the mix. Are they in the same family?
The polyps look similar, but I do believe that the polyps come out of the sponge, I think pipe organ is a sponge with those polyps coming out of it...
Melly
 

lubeck

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Pipe organs have "stalks" and the polyps grow out of them, then they die and the stalk continues to grow and more polyps come.
and number 6 is not a cats paw.
 

seannmelly

Active Member
Originally Posted by Lubeck
Pipe organs have "stalks" and the polyps grow out of them, then they die and the stalk continues to grow and more polyps come.
and number 6 is not a cats paw.
can you email me a list of what the corals are? I know most of them are sps, just dunno what kind!! lol. Melly3218@yahoo.com thanks
melly
 

viper_930

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1. colt
2. Poccilopora sp. on the left, A. humulis on the right.
3. M. digitata
4. Monti cap
5. A. prostrata
?
6. Porites? I thought it was a poccilopora at first.
7. Pipe organ already said.
8. M. digitata

And the final pic is an M. peltiformis
.
:happyfish
 

puffer32

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First one looks just like my colt
I got it on line, I was surprised I thought I was ordering a kenya and the kenysa i have seen are much more branchy then this is.
your good viper, know your corals
 

lubeck

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Originally Posted by ViPeR_930
1. colt Yep

2. Poccilopora sp. on the left, A. humulis on the right. Yep

3. M. digitata Yep

4. Monti cap Yep

5. A. prostrata
? Blue Millipora

6. Porites? I thought it was a poccilopora at first. Stylophora Pistillata

7. Pipe organ already said.
8. M. digitata
Yep

And the final pic is an M. peltiformis
. ???
I'm confused :thinking:
:happyfish
Are you speaking of the anemone?
 

viper_930

Active Member
lol
I meant the coral in front of the anemone is a Montipora peltiformis
.
6/8 right, ehh not too shabby. :)
 
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