SPS ID please

[nice1bruva]

it came in on an australian shipment and was sold to me under the common name 'table acro'
Can anyone be more specific please. latin name preferred.
thanks
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[nice1bruva]

bump

 

[nice1bruva]

no SPS experts in then i suppose
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[nice1bruva]

here goes nothing.....:lolspin:

 

[nice1bruva]

.....still waiting

 

[nice1bruva]

232 views and not one stab at an ID?

 

[nice1bruva]

267....and counting......does anyone actually visit this forum?

 

[moatdaddy]

sub species naming is tricky and often done incorrectly. in the end you may get 3 different opinions and none be right, the question becomes why is it a big deal to you the sub species. Its from australia, which i have imported from, so you either have a coral that is grown in 10 feet or less water or deep water. based one the structure i would say top water species so high light, high flow and watch it grow with stable params. good luck.

 

[nice1bruva]

sub species naming is tricky and often done incorrectly. in the end you may get 3 different opinions and none be right, the question becomes why is it a big deal to you the sub species. Its from australia, which i have imported from, so you either have a coral that is grown in 10 feet or less water or deep water. based one the structure i would say top water species so high light, high flow and watch it grow with stable params. good luck.

Thanks moatdaddy. I appreciate your thoughts.
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[minus9]

Start here. http://coral.aims.gov.au/info/factsheets.jsp

 

[nice1bruva]

Start here. http://coral.aims.gov.au/info/factsheets.jsp

Thanks minus9
I have used the site before but the opinions help narrow filter it down to a manageable amount to browse through. Just waiting for them to update the 'Acropora barney sp' though.