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Old 07/14/2005, 12:10 AM
pookstreet pookstreet is offline
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ID please

I got this gorgeous piece today and was hoping for a definitive ID. Some say Echinopora and others say Echinophylia. Thanks.

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Old 07/14/2005, 12:47 AM
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phylia is my guess but I am not an expert.... best leave this one up to RandyO
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Old 07/14/2005, 02:29 AM
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I would say it's Echinophyllia but not sure which species. Could be E. echinoporodies or E. aspera.

That's a very nice piece though. They usually don't come in that colorful. You have to color them up yourself. Nice Score.
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Old 07/14/2005, 07:00 PM
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I would say it's Echinophyllia but not sure which species. Could be E. echinoporodies or E. aspera.

That's a very nice piece though. They usually don't come in that colorful. You have to color them up yourself. Nice Score.
Thanks. I was told it was an Echinopora lamellosa. The closest thing I could find on the net was a blue chalice at Reeffarmer. They kinda look alike but still wasn't sure.
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Old 07/15/2005, 04:03 PM
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seems like lamellosa is the name most wholesalers use when selling echinophylia?i dont know why but ive noticed a lot on list and on cites on the net whove got them for sale.
 


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