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![]() Yup, I have the same coral. Its a Turbinaria sp. Very hardy & easy to keep. The polyps extend out a few days after I move it and those polyps are large (almost overlapping).
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![]() thanks for all the helpfulness!!!
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![]() It is definately Turbinaria. Most likely T.frondens or T.patula & is commonly referred to as Pagoda cup.
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![]() Greg Last edited by Snappy; 05-25-2009 at 09:57 PM. |
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Great looking piece, ![]() The coral right above the blue/ orange acan is a cup coral, once open the polyps look like fuzzy fleshy plump little stars and there really easy to target feed. Levi |