Gorgonian ID

[Myghty]

Hi, can somebody help me id these gorgonian ? i need to know if they are NPS or no, Thanks !

different lighting

 

[Nburg's Reef]

First one is definitely Photosynthetic. I haveThe same variety and grows extremely well in the tank. Second one looks to be as well due to color, but I can’t say definitely.

 

[Myghty]

First one is definitely Photosynthetic. I haveThe same variety and grows extremely well in the tank. Second one looks to be as well due to color, but I can’t say definitely.

Daaamn you guys on this forum are fast ! thanks ! I wanted to double check, the vendor said that they are, i don't want those beautifull thing to die

 

[Nburg's Reef]

My advice: they are not your typical softies. They LOVE flow, so the more flow the better. They don’t do as well in poor flow areas as they need current to keep their tissue clean. Other than that, they are fine being blasted with light or in lower light situations as well. Very resilient.

 

[Myghty]

My advice: they are not your typical softies. They LOVE flow, so the more flow the better. They don’t do as well in poor flow areas as they need current to keep their tissue clean. Other than that, they are fine being blasted with light or in lower light situations as well. Very resilient.

Ok, thanks i'll keep them near the flowmaker, thanks for the tip

 

[inland_reef]

Hi, can somebody help me id these gorgonian ? i need to know if they are NPS or no, Thanks !

different lighting

First one looks like a grubes gorgonian. They grow like a weed! The second two look like spiny gorgonian. All of these are photosynthetic and are easy to care for! Enjoy

 

[LisaAP]

I have both of these gorgonians. The first looks like Pinnigorgia sp. and the second Muricea sp. They are photosynthetic and easy to care for. The first one grows really, really fast. :)

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Nps gorgonians will never have brown in them. For reference