elliotklinger
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I wasn't able to take good pictures of 2 corals I found on my live rock- Soon, I'll try again and get better shot.
I'll try my best describe them both:
1.) The coral I found was originally transparent- looks like tunicate. It came on the live rock I got from someone and I left in the vat for a while till I put it in 10 gal nano. Few days passed by and it turned maroon/wine color and has bulbous tips that has neon blue/aquamarine color. It is roughly 1/4 inch tall and is in cluster of about 8 stalks. Recently, it begans to branch and formed more bulbous tips. Could it be polyp?
2.) 2nd coral was from a live rock I got from store very recently- I wasn't aware of it till I put it in the tank. It looks a lot like withered mushroom (corallimorph) and has very vivid green coloration, almost like mountain dew. It's approx. 1/4 in diameter and has few small brown stripes on it. My wild guess it would be a fragment of favia or similar specie but it is soft to touch without any skeletonal base...
If anyone know, please let me know, thanks!
I'll try my best describe them both:
1.) The coral I found was originally transparent- looks like tunicate. It came on the live rock I got from someone and I left in the vat for a while till I put it in 10 gal nano. Few days passed by and it turned maroon/wine color and has bulbous tips that has neon blue/aquamarine color. It is roughly 1/4 inch tall and is in cluster of about 8 stalks. Recently, it begans to branch and formed more bulbous tips. Could it be polyp?
2.) 2nd coral was from a live rock I got from store very recently- I wasn't aware of it till I put it in the tank. It looks a lot like withered mushroom (corallimorph) and has very vivid green coloration, almost like mountain dew. It's approx. 1/4 in diameter and has few small brown stripes on it. My wild guess it would be a fragment of favia or similar specie but it is soft to touch without any skeletonal base...
If anyone know, please let me know, thanks!
