ID 2 Acros
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Frick
AZ FRAG President
Caroliniana for the first http://sdmas.com/corals/15.php
Hyacinthus for #2 http://sdmas.com/corals/36.php
If i remember correct they don't get ORA in Norway. So it's not a Red Planet.
Hyacinthus for #2 http://sdmas.com/corals/36.php
If i remember correct they don't get ORA in Norway. So it's not a Red Planet.
Guttungen
New member
Thx. I think you might be right bout the hyacinthus, not a red planet, allthou a few ORA is told to have found the way over the pond.
But I've thought this was a Caroliniana.
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Frick
AZ FRAG President
They look the same to me. One or the other or both could be one of these too.
Lokani http://sdmas.com/corals/621.php
If the branches are thin maybe Turaki http://sdmas.com/corals/714.php
And doubtful but Jacquelineae tables like the first one http://sdmas.com/corals/713.php
Lokani http://sdmas.com/corals/621.php
If the branches are thin maybe Turaki http://sdmas.com/corals/714.php
And doubtful but Jacquelineae tables like the first one http://sdmas.com/corals/713.php
LOL
klepto
New member
The first one is too small to ID in my opinion.
The second does look similar to ORA's Red Planet. (which is supposedly A. anthroceris)
I think A. hyacinthus is a good guess though. Some A. millepora look similar and will also encrust for a long time and then finally will throw up branching growth.
And the third photo you posted does look like A. caroliniana to me. I highly doubt that the first is the same species.
The second does look similar to ORA's Red Planet. (which is supposedly A. anthroceris)
I think A. hyacinthus is a good guess though. Some A. millepora look similar and will also encrust for a long time and then finally will throw up branching growth.
And the third photo you posted does look like A. caroliniana to me. I highly doubt that the first is the same species.
