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It doesn't get long like goni. It stays close to frag. I had for 4 months and its always looks like that it grew some but looks like a bunch of flowers close together like goni unless its a different type of goniLooks like a Goni.
I have a couple that do that.It doesn't get long like goni. It stays close to frag. I had for 4 months and its always looks like that it grew some but looks like a bunch of flowers close together like goni unless its a different type of goni
Looked up galaxea and thats pretty close.looks more like Galaxea vs goniopora.
Cool piece regardless.
dang its pretty close to that monti but has been there from day 1. Im gonna put some polyp lab poylp booster on it and see if they come out.If it is make sure you keep it away from other corals. They have long feeder tentacles that pack a powerful sting.
theres longstem gonis & short stem gonis yours might be short stem but i have no clue what it is :DIt doesn't get long like goni. It stays close to frag. I had for 4 months and its always looks like that it grew some but looks like a bunch of flowers close together like goni unless its a different type of goni
Never heard of bernardapora but I do like them. Looks like that too. Guess there is no real way to know for sure. Im new to saltwater life. But definitely gonna get some of them for new tankCould be a short tentacled one or even a bernardapora.
theres longstem gonis & short stem gonis yours might be short stem but i have no clue what it is i D chat gbt said galaxyea
This is it closed up2nd vote for Galaxea, when it fully closes up does it look smooth all around or does it have skeletal numbs that stick out a little? Galaxea have little flower like nubs of skeleton where the polyps come out of, but most goniopora or bernardopora have smoother surfaces with indents.
