SPS Id please
- Thread starter Njoy
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Frick
AZ FRAG President
It's hard to ID when the polyps are that fuzzy. Do you have any pics of it with the polyps retracted?
Here is my best guess. http://sdmas.com/corals/540.php
Here is my best guess. http://sdmas.com/corals/540.php
the polyps are always out, even during the night.
k, gonna try that tomorrow
defchild84
New member
prostrata would also have longer center polyps protruding, but.... what do I know. I would be careful with the encrusting little guy to the left, tho
yeah i know its over it already, its a valida beside it.
anyhing i can do it? not really huh?
defchild84
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it looks as though it has been encrusted really well ( good job!!) I would try to take a razor, ( after vinegar bath and a scrub) and see if you can a good portion off. glue onto a different area, I suppose. This would apply to which ever piece would be easier to relocate. Good luck, and good job!!
polywise
OLD SCHOOL-ish
acroholicreefer
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I was thinking it kind of looks like an acropora gemmifera grown in captivity.
http://sdmas.com/corals/30.php
http://sdmas.com/corals/30.php
klepto
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Hmmm. I'm beginning to wonder about that last part. To the best of my knowledge, polyps really aren't a defining feature of Acropora.
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