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Oxypora or Echinophyllia
I'm trying to figure out what type of coral is this? Is it an oxypora or an echinophyllia?
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Looks like some sort of Mycedium
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I think it's an Echinophyllia.
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looks like it to me to!
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Cool coral,,,,,.. would that be considered a chalice coral?
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kinda echinoporaish to me. at the top you see the typical crown like mouth structures you find on mycedium. but towards the bottum of the coral you see small mouths more like echinos. well i have several of them all and the only one i can find both on are echinoporas. but thats just my opinion
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Which genera are part of the "Chalice" family, scientifically speaking of course?
Or do you mean is it worth and arm and a leg on e-bay?
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what ever it is, it looks like it could bring some good colors to a tank
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