Help ID

[exbevo]

Please help ID. Dark blue with bright green polyps. Super dense, really hard to break off.

 

[griss]

Interesting, where did you get it? Very cool looking.

Montipora or Seriatopora species would be my guess, with leaning towards Monti.

 

[Genetics]

Not seen that color before. Looks like a type of montipora digitata.

 

[griss]

Not seen that color before. Looks like a type of montipora digitata.

That’s where I was leaning too, except the OP stated it was hard to break off. All the M. Digi I’ve had over the years was really easy to frag.

 

[Genetics]

That’s where I was leaning too, except the OP stated it was hard to break off. All the M. Digi I’ve had over the years was really easy to frag.

I don’t think difficult to break excludes it from digi but yeah everyone I’ve ever had was rather fragile.

 

[Reefing102]

I’m leaning towards Stellata. Specifically Tubbs Stellata

Tubs Lavender and Green Montipora

This incredible branching Montipora has three exotic attributes. First - it is known as the Lavender and Green Montipora and that is a very rare coloration comb

reefs.com

Tubbs Montipora Stellata

Purple Slimer coral frag chalice SPS LPS

www.fishnreef.com

 

[griss]

I’m leaning towards Stellata. Specifically Tubbs Stellata

Tubs Lavender and Green Montipora

This incredible branching Montipora has three exotic attributes. First - it is known as the Lavender and Green Montipora and that is a very rare coloration comb

reefs.com

Tubbs Montipora Stellata

Purple Slimer coral frag chalice SPS LPS

www.fishnreef.com

You might be right there. I’m not a monti fan, even though I was the one who started spreading M. Hodgsoni,back in the day, so I’d defer to others.

 

[Genetics]

It’s a Tubs stellata. The branching doesn’t quite match to a stellata but that’s how it’s sold. Just saw one in person.