lookin for a few ids

[Henry Colf]

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Thanks in advance

 

[Frankenpora]

1. could be tortusa
Both 2 and 3 could be Valida, or Nana

 

[Henry Colf]

Anyone else ?

 

[zef004]

3 is a valida.

 

[RockDocPro]

1 and 2 could be nasuta. Tricolor Valida for #3.

 

[Atomikk]

1. A. austera
2. A. valida

 

[Atomikk]

This is how your austera will look like

 

[Henry Colf]

That's def the coral in pic 1, I don't think that the corals in pics 2 and 3 are the same species as they differ greatly in coralite shape and size. I do agree pic 2 looks like A. Valida. It has the same coralite growth and structure as another coral that I have and was id'd as A. Valida. I think it could be A. Nana but im not sure. I guess i'll have to wait till it grows out a little more before I try to get an id. Thanks to all who responded to my post.....

 

[Frankenpora]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15426242#post15426242 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Henry Colf
That's def the coral in pic 1, I don't think that the corals in pics 2 and 3 are the same species as they differ greatly in coralite shape and size. I do agree pic 2 looks like A. Valida. It has the same coralite growth and structure as another coral that I have and was id'd as A. Valida. I think it could be A. Nana but im not sure. I guess i'll have to wait till it grows out a little more before I try to get an id. Thanks to all who responded to my post.....

Don't be fooled by the Valida.
It can vary greatly in growth, color, and coralite structure.
A couple of examples of Valida that might otherwise seem different would be Garf Purple Bonzai, and the infamous Purple Monster.

Nice corals all.