For those that took a frag of this!
I can not say 100% this is the correct name but I think it is.
Here is the mother colony.
For those that took a frag of this!
I can not say 100% this is the correct name but I think it is.
Here is the mother colony.
Last edited by marinelife; 12-13-2009 at 02:05 PM. Reason: Changed the Title
Eric
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Its Pavona I believe. I have the same red/pink that you have, and a small frag of the Green pavona.
Very easy to frag, and very hardy coral. Slow grower, atleast for me anyways.
Justin has a few frags of Merulina. Which reminds, the wife wanted one :P
wow that is a nice growth pattern
You maybe right about the Pavona, not sure. It was some time ago that I got it.
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That there is a nice coral. Potato chips. Could be a Pavona cactus. Merulina scabricula has the same growth pattern.
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Thanks for posting a pic of the mother colony.
I cant wait for mine to grow out thats awsome
From what I can see of the polyps I'm leaning toward pavona and a very nice piece at that.
Mine is identicle to his, except my polyps are extremely long. Its fuzzy.
I will just name this coral myself and charge a fee to have a frag of it.![]()
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