Acro ID

[Jeremy Blaze]

 

[Jeremy Blaze]

No ideas?

Both were Walt Smith Fiji Maricultured corals.

 

[Jeremy Blaze]

BUmp

 

[PUGroyale]

I'm not sure but they're really interesting. Nice find

 

[Corn]

form what i can see it looks like Acropora spicifera but i could be wrong.

 

[Jeremy Blaze]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7742024#post7742024 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Corn
form what i can see it looks like Acropora spicifera but i could be wrong.

Which one?

 

[Jeremy Blaze]

First one possibly, anthocercis?

 

[ReeferMadnessUS]

Jeremy,

I am sorry that I didn't see this thread earlier, thanks for the PM.

Yes I agree with you on the first coral that it is anthocercis.

The second is a bit tougher. But I am inclined to A. willisae as it has a highly fused base and the very short branclets with a roseate pattern to the corallites.

I hope this helps. These are some rare specimens so I hope the do well for you in the long run.

Chris @ RM

 

[carpus]

who'd did you purchase those awesome corals from. I would like to know. WAY too good looking. THANKS

 

[Jeremy Blaze]

Thanks !

I got these from a wholesaler. They are Walt Smith Maricultured Acros from Fiji.