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ID Me- blueish-green with bright green eyes
this sat in our LFS for at least 2 months, it was brown with the bright green eyes. finally got someone to split it with me, and now in my tank it's turning blueish-green with the same bright green eyes. now i wish i had gotten the whole thing myself.
pics taken under reeflux12K. |
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Definitely no pro, but maybe some sort of Acan (almost echinata like, but...) or maybe a Diploastrea(sp?)?
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i have another piece that was sold to me as a diplostrea (and seemed to check-out against pics in books) and it is rougly similar, but different enough that i don't think it's the same.
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Looks like Diplostrea to me. Trust me, I've seen a lot of them.
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I have a Diploastrea heliopora, and that is not it.
Here are some images. Pay close attention to the closeup. You will note that it is quite different and distinctive in this species. I would have to say some sort of Acanthastrea or other Mussid.
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looks like a favia brain to me
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I rescind my previous decision after actually looking at my Diplostrea that's 4 feet away. It kinda looks like some kind of Micromussa or some other mussid.
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My guess is Acanthastrea Echinata...
Coral ID page
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I would say that it's not an echinata, although it could be a subechinata. Whatever it is, very nice coral.
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