Need an ID please

[jjmcat]

Ive had this for over a year now and it had grown from a nub.

 

[danfrith]

Maybe echinata

 

[jjmcat]

Would be very cool if it was.Ive never seen a green one with pinkish polyps.I know its a slow grower compared to my other torts.

 

[Ziggy953]

Looks more like A. Tenius to me....

 

[Almon]

Your coral looks very similar to mine. This was sold to me as a Teal Sarmentosa. A fellow reefer was visiting a few weeks ago and called it a Crayola. Anyone else have an opinion?

 

[myzislow]

It looks like the ORA german blue polyp in structure. It could be the same type. Dont think it is an echinita or tenius, lol.

 

[dave pugh]

Re: Need an ID please

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13232154#post13232154 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by jjmcat
Ive had this for over a year now and it had grown from a nub.

Long tubular axial corallite, non tapering, small pocket like radial - looks like A. Granulosa to me.

 

[jjmcat]

If it is then this would be my first one.

 

[naldopr]

love the colors

 

[nismo_32]

definitely a deep water. maybe a bottle brush?

 

[jjmcat]

This was a huge wild colony that our club fragged up in a workshop.This is the only one left from that.I don't think its a bottle brush since the corallites are much thicker than my bottle brush.

 

[jjmcat]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13424378#post13424378 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by naldopr
love the colors

Thank you.I love the fact that the polyps turned pink.

 

[x2uranium]

Sarmentosa