Anyone ID this coral?

[untamed]

I'm curious what this coral is. I've had it forever. If it isn't clear in the photo, it grows broad, flattened blades. It doesn't show distinct polyps.

http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r118/untamed_photos/Temporary/100_0476.jpg

[JDigital]

No idea, but I would love a frag of it! :lol:

[Jack]

Pavona sp.

A nice one.

[untamed]

No idea, but I would love a frag of it! :lol:

I could put you on the waitlist...but I don't ship.

Thanks for the ID, Jack!

[GreenSpottedPuffer]

Wow...Brad, if I am not on the waitlist for that one, can you put me on? I can't remember what I put my name down for when I was there :)

Beautiful looking coral with a very nice growth pattern.

[justinl]

third dibs! how big accross is the colony? 4 inches?

[JDigital]

I could put you on the waitlist...but I don't ship.

Thanks for the ID, Jack!

Yea no worries.. never hurts to ask. :biggrin:

[untamed]

third dibs! how big accross is the colony? 4 inches?

That particular piece is about 3" across. I have about 5 or 6 separate colonies of this spread throughout the tank. The largest is probably 6".

I've had this for years and years and never known what it was. I like it because it is quite different looking. It is a bit problematic because sand tends to funnel into it, so I have to blow it out frequently. Tanks without sand gobies wouldn't have this problem.

I've added you to the list.

[Delphinus]

Pavona's are neat little pieces. This one no exception! :)

Man I would love to see your tank one day Brad...

[GreenSpottedPuffer]

Pavona's are neat little pieces. This one no exception! :)

Man I would love to see your tank one day Brad...

Its certainly worth the trip out here :biggrin:

[Whatigot]

after reading his tank journal, I didn't think I would be so impressed in person, but I was wrong.

Literally the most viewer friendly tank I have ever seen in person.
that pic looks just like the coral in person btw....very nice.