wentreefgirl
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Thats a nice very hairy green acgro.lol.
Could anybody ID These Three Corals ?
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wentreefgirl
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Hey Cris where are you. Id please.
ReeferMadnessUS
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Hi Folks,
I am sorry that I haven't been keeping up with this thread or anything on RC for that matter. We have been really busy and I am having a hard time keeping up with RC. I have to try and do a better job...
Dkle,
This piece seems to be forming a table and all the incipient axial corallites are facing upward (and its Green). So with this in mind I believe that this is a A. batunai.
I hope this helps you out a bit.
Chris @ RM
I am sorry that I haven't been keeping up with this thread or anything on RC for that matter. We have been really busy and I am having a hard time keeping up with RC. I have to try and do a better job...
Dkle,
This piece seems to be forming a table and all the incipient axial corallites are facing upward (and its Green). So with this in mind I believe that this is a A. batunai.
I hope this helps you out a bit.
Chris @ RM
ReeferMadnessUS
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Wentreefgirl,
Beautiful photo and coral!
Unfortunately this piece hasn't grown out enough to show any characteristics that I can use for IDing purposes. The color reminds me of A. valida (Bonzai) but I could easily be wrong. Aren't I a great help? LOL
I you have more bring them on as I will do my best to keep this thread going.
Chris @ RM
Beautiful photo and coral!
Unfortunately this piece hasn't grown out enough to show any characteristics that I can use for IDing purposes. The color reminds me of A. valida (Bonzai) but I could easily be wrong. Aren't I a great help? LOL
I you have more bring them on as I will do my best to keep this thread going.
Chris @ RM
REEF-DADDY
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Had not checked back in to see this! Thanks!
ReeferMadnessUS
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No worries and my pleasure. Let me know if you have any more.
Chris @ RM
Chris @ RM
ReeferMadnessUS
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twon8,
Most positively a A. tenuis. There are very few species that have the classic blue tips and the elongated, tubular incipient axial corallite as this one does.
I hope this helps you out,
Chris @ RM
Most positively a A. tenuis. There are very few species that have the classic blue tips and the elongated, tubular incipient axial corallite as this one does.
I hope this helps you out,
Chris @ RM
ReeferMadnessUS
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Servo,
I doubt I am correct even that much. That is why most of time I say "I believe". I am just trying to give folks and idea of an ID. I have always thought that "sp." is too vague and we need to have something to go by...
So folks disagree but I will stick by my guns.
But thanks for the compliment.
Chris @ RM
I doubt I am correct even that much. That is why most of time I say "I believe". I am just trying to give folks and idea of an ID. I have always thought that "sp." is too vague and we need to have something to go by...
So folks disagree but I will stick by my guns.
But thanks for the compliment.
Chris @ RM
ReeferMadnessUS
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Corn,
Thanks for reposting your photos, it helps quite a bit to see them posted directly on the thread.
1) Looks to me like A. azurea as it has longer, more tubular corallites, plus very thin branches.
2) This stag reminds me of a A. robusta. Dark polyps with blue and aquamarine corallites are signature to this species.
3) I am pretty sure this is A. aculeus. They will always have a very small yellow tipped corallites and grow in a bottlebrush pattern
I hope this helps you out,
Chris
Thanks for reposting your photos, it helps quite a bit to see them posted directly on the thread.
1) Looks to me like A. azurea as it has longer, more tubular corallites, plus very thin branches.
2) This stag reminds me of a A. robusta. Dark polyps with blue and aquamarine corallites are signature to this species.
3) I am pretty sure this is A. aculeus. They will always have a very small yellow tipped corallites and grow in a bottlebrush pattern
I hope this helps you out,
Chris
NewSchool04
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Hey Chris, this is great! How bout this one and one other:
jessiesgrrl
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Thanks WentReefGirl, for directing me to this ID thread, and thanks Chris for giving it a stab (Funnily enough, Kevinnap gave me some of these and I believe he got some of them in a frag pack from ReeferMadness:
The Turaki:
No clue
Brain:
Brain:
No clue:
Staghorn & digata:
Monti:
]
The little brown guy next to the big staghorn:
Better shot of the 3 pronged guy:
The Turaki:
No clue
Brain:
Brain:
No clue:
Staghorn & digata:
Monti:
]
The little brown guy next to the big staghorn:
Better shot of the 3 pronged guy:
jessiesgrrl
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Haha, found this- every body needs a little nudi time (Failure To Launch):
I just like the detail on this one:
And the last one, I call him Boogerman:
Annnnddddd..... I'm out.
:lol:
Laurie
I just like the detail on this one:
And the last one, I call him Boogerman:
Annnnddddd..... I'm out.
:lol:
Laurie
murphreef
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alright heres my two new acros what are these??
first is purple and the coralites are very slender and long with one white polyp at the tip.... base polyps are green at the bottom
the second is bushy purple tips and purple cream inner branches.... hard to see with all the polyps
thanks for any help u can give me chris
first is purple and the coralites are very slender and long with one white polyp at the tip.... base polyps are green at the bottom
the second is bushy purple tips and purple cream inner branches.... hard to see with all the polyps
thanks for any help u can give me chris
wentreefgirl
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Paging Chris, where are you? More Ids here!
And cut from the same coral is a pink version, any idea how this happened???
And cut from the same coral is a pink version, any idea how this happened???
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