Is this SSC ??

[lilopop11]

Anyone know this sps ID ??What best placement and care for this beauty ??

 

[animalkingdom]

i dont think its an ssc..but i can help you on best placement. 1st (best) option would be in a styro box being shipped to my address. Second (not so great) option would be med/high light and flow as it looks like a tabling acro. Nice piece

 

[MBMAX]

i dont think its an ssc..but i can help you on best placement. 1st (best) option would be in a styro box being shipped to my address. Second (not so great) option would be med/high light and flow as it looks like a tabling acro. Nice piece

bad advice!!!! .....my address will be a better option lol. beautifull piece.

 

[animalkingdom]

every time i look at it it reminds me of Tierra del Fuego, but I'm colorblind so I could be way off base

 

[Frick]

Did it come with lineage to a show name? There has only been one true SSC IMO. No sense in making another imposter SSC. It doesn't look like the same species as any red and green named coral I have seen either. I wold try to find the species name.

I would guess it to be Acropora subulata.
http://coral.aims.gov.au/factsheet.jsp?speciesCode=0073

 

[NVfishman]

a. microlades

 

[ajcanale]

Definitely not SSC, Acropora Microclados. Totally different coralite structure.

Looks much more like a Red Planet. Hyacinthus?

 

[klepto]

A. granulosa is another possibility.

http://coral.aims.gov.au/factsheet.jsp?speciesCode=0033

A. rosaria seems the most likely. Both seem to appreciate high light and flow in my experience.

http://coral.aims.gov.au/factsheet.jsp?speciesCode=0417

 

[tdb320reef]

Nice Coral but not SSC. Here is a Macro of a Wild one I got.