Acroporas numbers ?

[Jason F]

Acropora spp. 304
Acropora spp. 309
Acropora spp. 049

What are those numbers? Some kind of colour code ?

 

[n8ureman]

Where did you see this?

 

[returnofsid]

A little more information will be needed. If you saw these numbers, on a vendor site, it's probably something to do with their inventory. If you saw them in a book, the number probably refer to a page number or "plate number."

 

[n8ureman]

A little more information will be needed. If you saw these numbers, on a vendor site, it's probably something to do with their inventory. If you saw them in a book, the number probably refer to a page number or "plate number."

Agreed.

 

[Jason F]

Here:
http://www.riff24.de/index.php?cPath=75_89_84&sort=2a&page=2
Seller didn't answer anything when i asked the same question. Anyway nice corals. Some corals have "full" name, like Acropora Abrotanoides.
Okei, if thats inventory number, i have to take few pic and send those in here.

Here is my gallery and the green acro is 304 if remember right.
https://sites.google.com/site/jasonfriman/gallery

 

[dvanacker]

It probably means he doesnt know what to call it (species) so he assigns a number to the coral....

 

[Frick]

Just the sellers ID #s. They probably don't know how or don't have the time to ID and just slap a random # on it to differentiate.The only aquatic livestock I can think of that are categorized by # would be freshwater Plecos. They go by a L##.

OP great name BTW.

 

[Jason F]

Ool Sprite.
Here is some photos. If somebody can give better id, i would be very happy.
Acro 2 should be little bit more blue colour.
Acro 3 should be yellow.
Acro 5 (inside the red circle) is tiny so it can be quite hard give exact name.

 

[Frick]

Not sure about all of them. The first green one is a slimer (Yongi). The third looks stressed and the tissue seems to be receding. so the ID on that will have to wait until it heals.