Few IDs from a sft coral nub
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Fretfreak13
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Pic 5 = Candy Cane Coral
Pic 6 = Xenia?
(I'm a nub too, but been in it for five months so I hope I know SOMETHING lol)
Pic 6 = Xenia?
(I'm a nub too, but been in it for five months so I hope I know SOMETHING lol)
most of these look like lps.
pic 1: Goniopora/Aveopora (i cant see the polyp from the pic)
pic 2: maybe a scroll coral, hard to tell from the pic.
pic 3: Is a non photosynthetic LPS that I only every see as a hitchhiker.
pic 4: Appears to be Pink Zoanthids most likely from Tonga.
pic 5: is Candy cane.
pic 6: is definitely a xenia, maybe pompom.
pic 7: is either an Acro or a leather/nepthea/sinularia really cant tell from the small pic
pic 1: Goniopora/Aveopora (i cant see the polyp from the pic)
pic 2: maybe a scroll coral, hard to tell from the pic.
pic 3: Is a non photosynthetic LPS that I only every see as a hitchhiker.
pic 4: Appears to be Pink Zoanthids most likely from Tonga.
pic 5: is Candy cane.
pic 6: is definitely a xenia, maybe pompom.
pic 7: is either an Acro or a leather/nepthea/sinularia really cant tell from the small pic
1) Goniopora/Aveopora - tyhis pretty hard to keep if I recall?
2) If it's a scroll, is it a soft coral and is it easy to keep?
3) Will post in the LPS forum - thanks.
4) Ack, can't keep Zoas.
5) Candy cane, sweet.
6) Xenia - this is regarded as easy?
7) Hmm, yea, could be SPS - I'll have to ask the LFS.
2) If it's a scroll, is it a soft coral and is it easy to keep?
3) Will post in the LPS forum - thanks.
4) Ack, can't keep Zoas.
5) Candy cane, sweet.
6) Xenia - this is regarded as easy?
7) Hmm, yea, could be SPS - I'll have to ask the LFS.
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