Do stylophoras spread?

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Does anyone have any experience with stylophoras spreading to distant spots in their aquarium? I have 2 stylo frags that have started to take off recently and I just noticed a couple other distant spots in the rocks where identical frags are growing. I know pocilopora can do this and looks similar but I bought these frags from WWC and Battlecorals so I have to believe they are labeled correctly. The teal and the green stylos are pictured below. I’ll get a better pic tomorrow afternoon when the tank is less blue. To my knowledge stylos don’t do this?

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Does anyone have any experience with stylophoras spreading to distant spots in their aquarium? I have 2 stylo frags that have started to take off recently and I just noticed a couple other distant spots in the rocks where identical frags are growing. I know pocilopora can do this and looks similar but I bought these frags from WWC and Battlecorals so I have to believe they are labeled correctly. The teal and the green stylos are pictured below. I’ll get a better pic tomorrow afternoon when the tank is less blue. To my knowledge stylos don’t do this?

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Can't see what Coral your referring to in all the blue light.

Pocillopora, the green type, do spread. I have not seen that stylo do in the past.
 
Stylos don't spread in my experience either. Pocilloporas though are the gift that keeps giving, and giving and giving.
 

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