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[moriartiholmes]

Sorry about that Jamie, it was actually a joke. Discosoma used to be the Scientific name of many of the common mushroom anemones. Now itââ"šÂ¬Ã¢"žÂ¢s changed to another name.

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

I agree #3 might be a mushroom. It's difficult to tell if the fleshy polyps (on top) are attached to a rock or a skeleton in that pic.

 

[crp]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6843817#post6843817 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Gary Majchrzak
I take it you copied and pasted this info from somewhere (?)
If not, nice work!
Some minor mistakes I noticed after briefly scanning the info:
Lobophytum is misspelled.
Trachyphyllia has recently been placed under Wellsophyllia.

Guilty! Quick search on the net. I should have given credit to the author:

HARDY CORALS FOR THE BEGINNER
by Jim McGuinness

Carrie

 

[dalbrecht]

I could be wrong, but the profile of the tentacles on #3 look almost rectangular. Could it possibly be st thomasae? (discosoma / rodactis) sanctithomae

 

[Henry Colf]

The fist one looks like a scolomia brain ( not shure of the correct spelling) but I have one the looks just like that. The next two look like trumpet and peal coral.