Acan Echinata aggression? Yep!

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I didn't even notice the scratch till you mentioned it haha. But it doesn't distract.

Wow, those echinata's sure don't mess around do they? Looks to be a beautiful specimen though. Do you know what type it is?
 
I didn't even notice the scratch till you mentioned it haha. But it doesn't distract.

Wow, those echinata's sure don't mess around do they? Looks to be a beautiful specimen though. Do you know what type it is?
Thanks, started as a single polyp. I got it like 6 yrs ago from Jason Fox, he just called it "rainbow acan echinata". Been a while since I've taken any shots of it (tucked behind a couple other corals)
echinata-3 by Peter Young, on Flickr
 
Thanks, started as a single polyp. I got it like 6 yrs ago from Jason Fox, he just called it "rainbow acan echinata". Been a while since I've taken any shots of it (tucked behind a couple other corals)
echinata-3 by Peter Young, on Flickr
Do you have a full shot of this colony? Would love to see it in its full size.
 

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