calling all Echinophyllia owners, I need pics!!

[Justin74]

Time of the month again to do my "Animal of the Month" and guess what I chose for this month's article ? Any owners of Echinophyllia aspera,echinata,costata,echinoporoides or orpheensis please by all means submit your critter for me!

For this, youll perpetually preserve your animal in colored print in our next months article as well as save me from any copyright infringements

You may have noticed my post for pocillopora last month and had a great participation level(even long after the need was there ) thanx again to all that joined the thread. The chose pictures owner will receive a complimentary newsletter with proper credits to account ownership of picture and animal, as well as be able to look it up and share with friends from our websight.

All I ask is that the animal and picture be yours, ideally with a watermark signature and a high resolution copy to prove. So, with that said, SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT!!

-Justin

 

[Justin74]

To show the context of use for these pictures you can look up our last months article here:

MARS

-Justin

 

[BeakerBob]

Here's my red one during the day:

Here it is at night with it's sweepers out

 

[Justin74]

wow!Best picture ive seen yet bob, thanks!

-Justin

 

[gitsumpottery]

you'd be better off in the lps forum... it's an lps.

Zac

 

[Justin74]

Thats what I thought too. But where I saw it was listed as SPS in frags.org and no other article I could find referred to it as an LPS or SPS. Do you know of a resource where I could find it classified as LPS?Thank you for your attention.

-Justin

 

[SPStoner]

Here's one. I'll post more later after my son goes to sleep.

[/IMG]

 

[Dr.King]

DP, opps sorry

 

[Dr.King]

Make sure you give these guys plenty of room, they extend some nasty sweepers at night. Here is the aftermath of a Ricordia that got a little too close.

 

[SeanT]

No to be the punk here...but wouldn't this thread be best served in the LPS forum?

 

[Justin74]

Thats the current issue standing as far as that goes, not a punk at all unless you CANT prove its an SPS .If you read a few lines up

gitsumpottery

you'd be better off in the lps forum... it's an lps.

to my reply

Thats what I thought too. But where I saw it was listed as SPS in frags.org and no other article I could find referred to it as an LPS or SPS. Do you know of a resource where I could find it classified as LPS?Thank you for your attention.
-Justin

-Justin

 

[Justin74]

And who says that toxic-green aint really toxic? Nice shot Dr.King!

-Justin

 

[SeanT]

Thats what I thought too. But where I saw it was listed as SPS in frags.org

Frags.org is what you are citing as a reference?

 

[Gottcha]

i hope this is what your looking for...would hate to post the wrong coral pic

 

[Justin74]

-SeanT

Frags.org is what you are citing as a reference?

Okay, that sounds a lil punkish But, to answer your question no I didnt cite them as a reference because theres nothing to refer to them for.Of course I did the google search after the reefcentral search(once it was back up), along with wetwebmedia, and whelks/aim to name a few. With proper credits of course, but none of these reputable resource has turned up a difinitive answer.

Now, how bout a sincere answer instead of snappy questions?

"Wise men speak because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something." -Plato

-Justin

 

[masterswimmer]

Gottcha, those are some killer colors dude. Nice pic too. I think you've got what they're looking for. If not, it's what I'm looking for!!! Will you ship?

Russ

 

[Gottcha]

yes i will ship

 

[tacocat]

It's an LPS. Strip away the flesh, and the skeleton will resemble a fungia.

 

[64Ivy]

Will be away from the bulk of my files (and desktop) for a while so this is the best I can do.

 

[aaronlovesshel]

Wow,

These are all absolutely beautiful, thankyou everybody for sharing.

64 IVY that is gorgeous, I must know where you picked that up (looks like a fairly young frag to me)

Aaron