Trying to find frag

[scarin]

There is a frag on the front right side of the big display tank at AT in Phoenix, it looks kind of like blue and white daisies (at least according to my GF who is the one who wants the frag). Does anyone know (a) what they are called and (b) where I can track a frag down and hopefully (c) does anyone here in town have any to frag.

Thanks

 

[salasaz]

try aquatouch?

 

[Helfrichs Chic]

Wel will need to know what it is. Likely anthelia or xenia. Ask one of the employees and get back to us.

 

[GlaringToast]

I think it's blue xenia. I was looking at something that fit the bill of what you're describing yesterday while at aquatouch.

 

[KarlBob]

They could also be the corals that are actually called daisy polyps (aka clove polyps or glove polyps). Their scientific name is Clavularia. (That's the Family, anyway. Many of the species haven't been named.) Do they look like this or this?

 

[scarin]

I have spoken to AT about it and although it may be a Clavularia they are not sure as it has some different characteristic. Also I have asked them to buy some and unfortunately they are not fragging it. Next time I am in there I will try to get a picture to post. Thanks for your feedback. Searching Clavularia again did let me find purple clove polyps which is another Clavularia I need to add to my wish list and try to find. Anyone, Anyone? Beuller? Beuller?

 

[rioshilo]

Is this the stuff. I got it there a while back at the same time they put that one in the DT. Don't know about finding some more of it...

 

[rioshilo]

I found a variation of it on live aquaria for you...

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=597+599+480&pcatid=480

BTW, not easy to frag and a slow grower.

 

[scarin]

That is the culprit, if you ever frag it let me know. I will check the one on liveaguaria

 

[scarin]

The one on liveaquaria is not the same. But I will find one eventually