Yet Another ID Request

[rdmpe]

I have two corals that were freebies that I would like an ID on if anyone knows. They were in pretty bad shape when I got them but I think they may come back OK. I've had them for about 2 weeks.

Here's the first...

And here's the second. I did hear from someone who thought this was a poccilapora but these are somewhat better pictures...

TIA!

 

[Stoney Mahony]

To me, the first looks like some kind of acro that was snapped off at the base and then healed over. The second could be a pink pocci or a faded out digitata. Free is always good!!!

 

[dots]

The first is an acro sp. that has encrusted and ready to take off, without any branches, hard for me at least to id. until then.

The second looks to be a m. digitada that has seen some better days. One that had been lost in the sand for a while possibly

 

[Stoney Mahony]

Ditto.....Lol

 

[NuclearReefs]

First one is Polyp Village with feeder polyps...LOL

Second one looks like poci , just cant tell

 

[Reefing102]

1st some sort of acro
2nd looks like a pocci

 

[rdmpe]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8078178#post8078178 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by NuclearReefs
First one is Polyp Village with feeder polyps...LOL

Second one looks like poci , just cant tell

Well, you know, it takes a village to raise a polyp...

 

[-=DieselDave=-]

First one may be a Millepora
The second Stylaphora or Poccilopora I lean toward Stylaphora.

 

[cham]

Update on the little guy in the background of the first pic. He has had some nice growth and polyp extension in the few weeks I have had him. All on T5 lights.

And a quick plug for some birds nest I bought. This frag is a dynamo. He was shipped to me in a plastic ziplock TWO day snail mail in 95* weather and at some point the bag burst. When I got him he was in an empty bag and broken into three pieces. I had so little hope I only super glued the pieces to the plug and tossed him in the tank with no acclimation. There were two bleached out spots that have almost recovered in two weeks.