Blue Acro question

[hogfanreefer]

I got this blue acro from my LFS yesterday. They didn't know what species or if it was a deep water species. Any ideas? I've started it on the bottom in a high flow area with plans to slowly move it up towards the top

Another question. You can see two mouths clearly, one in the lower left quadrant of the coral and one in the upper right quadrant. These mouths open and close often and seem to be in an area devoid of polyps. Is this a normal coral structure or is it a hitch hiker incorporated in to the colony. I'm a rookie so please excuse if these are dumb questions.

 

[ClippersTown]

I have no clue what that is, but it's really nice! good pick-up!

 

[Blueline12]

Can't tell what it is but those mouths are not from the acro. It's some sort of hitchhiker.

 

[LawmanRob]

Not enough detail in the pic, but my best guess is A. verweyi.

 

[Finland]

No idea on the coral, but the "mouths" appear to be barnacles. A hitchhiker. Does it have a feathery hand that comes out, then goes back in to the mouth?

 

[ct_vol]

No idea on the coral, but the "mouths" appear to be barnacles. A hitchhiker. Does it have a feathery hand that comes out, then goes back in to the mouth?

I concur... :thumbsup: