Is this a scolly or a brain?

[riceboy]

Just wondering I've had it for a year and didn't really think anything of it

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss137/riceboy669/Mobile%20Uploads/D6CD23B0-0F7C-44B1-9DC9-3E2372108266.jpg (http://s569.photobucket.com/user/riceboy669/media/Mobile%20Uploads/D6CD23B0-0F7C-44B1-9DC9-3E2372108266.jpg.html)

[jorjef]

I say a brain shaped like a scolly.

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

It's a brain IMO. Trachyphyllia.

[Ryanerickson]

Brain

[Dearth]

IMO it is a brain by the looks of it a Trachyphyllia brain

[jason604]

Looks like a brain on drugs =P

[darkreef]

Weird it dont have anymore mouths yet though or are there brains with only one mouth :s anyways it looks like the brain I have .

[Coral Hoarder]

Tracky brain its a nice one tho

[Cal_stir]

google meat coral images

[riceboy]

I think it looks like the meat coral although I was hessatent on googling "meat coral" :lol:

[jason604]

meat coral is a scoly i believe

[riceboy]

Now I'm confused lol. The coral is definitely round and only has one mouth. And the bottom is like a cone so it doesn't sit flat.

[Coral Hoarder]

can we get a pic in white light and a pic of the botom

[riceboy]

Will do when I'm home

[jorjef]

The lines on the outer fleshy ring on a meat coral or (Acanthophyllia Deshayesiana) circle around the coral itself where a trachy lines go in the opposite direction from inside to out. The coral in question has the same pattern a trachy. There was a pile of small brains going around not too long ago that had pointed bottoms. Most were bright yellowish but similar to what you have. Not saying yours was from that crop just that I have seen brains that didn't have a flat bottom.

[riceboy]

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss137/riceboy669/1E80EF63-6B6E-470F-8060-15A444FBEEBD.jpg (http://s569.photobucket.com/user/riceboy669/media/1E80EF63-6B6E-470F-8060-15A444FBEEBD.jpg.html)

http://i569.photobucket.com/albums/ss137/riceboy669/3BCCD05D-2C78-46F6-A87E-91C08D76D6A5.jpg (http://s569.photobucket.com/user/riceboy669/media/3BCCD05D-2C78-46F6-A87E-91C08D76D6A5.jpg.html)

[Bayside Corals]

It is a trachaphyllia 100 percent for sure.

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[Cal_stir]

Meat corals will inflate themselves and drape their flesh out over the substrate.