ID please.

[rpionka]

Hi.
Can you guys help with identification of this

Thanks,

 

[george albert]

kenya tree grows very fast

 

[rpionka]

george albert thanks for ID.

 

[Nammy]

Looks more like a tree coral (brown or tan)

 

[MarkusII]

Hello,

no def. a Capnella imbricata - Kenya tree

regards

Markus

 

[Nammy]

Hello,

no def. a Capnella imbricata - Kenya tree

regards

Markus

You're right "Capnella imbricata - Kenya tree"

But Paralemnalia sp -Normally called Tree Coral (Brown or tan) either way I still could be off.:love1:

BTW, I didn't feel the need to add "Hello"

 

[MarkusII]

Hello Nammy, (well this is the way that we normally greet each other here (in my country, although with different words in German - so it is usus for me - but we might be old fashioned in Europe.... ;-) )

this is a Paralemnalia sp:
http://www.reeflex.net/tiere/3627_Paralemnalia_sp..htm
and really differs from the picture above

regards

Markus

 

[Nammy]

Hello Nammy, (well this is the way that we normally greet each other here (in my country, although with different words in German - so it is usus for me - but we might be old fashioned in Europe.... ;-) )

this is a Paralemnalia sp:
http://www.reeflex.net/tiere/3627_Paralemnalia_sp..htm
and really differs from the picture above

regards

Markus

My apologies, you're absolutely right. I realized it too late to change my coment. Here Hello used to start can also mean (are you dumb, give your head a shake, etc...)

 

[MarkusII]

Nammy,

thanks - always these problems with the non native speakers
so whats the better way to great? Hi? - seams not very polite to me

regards

Markus

 

[Nammy]

Guten Tag

Hello is fine; most people just jump right in with what they have to say.

 

[MarkusII]

Hallo Nammy

ok thanks, I am not used to just "throw in" what I want to say...

so therefore I stay with saying hello

regards from Austria

Markus