Got this coral from WWC but cant find a true name

[gabrielw94106]

I got my soft coral frag pack and its all great and everything is growing. I know its a leather coral as the name they gave was speckled leather. But i cant find anything on it. Does anyone know what this will look like when its bigger? It does look like its starting to grow larger in specific spots. Possible branching? Sorry for the long post but thanks for any information.

 

[New&no clue]

I have one of their speckled leathers too. Its growth pattern seems more "encrusting" than anything else. Below is a picture of mine. It started out small like yours and has spread out some over the rocks.

 

[gabrielw94106]

Wow good

I have one of their speckled leathers too. Its growth pattern seems more "encrusting" than anything else. Below is a picture of mine. It started out small like yours and has spread out some over the rocks.

Wow good thing it has its own rock in my tank haha. Thank you ive been looking for a picture like that for a month!

 

[ShepherdReefer]

super nice

 

[Opus]

Hard to say from the picture. My guesses would be a colt coral or do a search for " young blushing finger leather" which is a sinularia. Also maybe a cauliflower coral - (Klyxum sp.)

 

[jimmypencil]

I have one of their speckled leathers too. Its growth pattern seems more "encrusting" than anything else. Below is a picture of mine. It started out small like yours and has spread out some over the rocks.

what kind of leather is bottom right?

 

[New&no clue]

what kind of leather is bottom right?

Branching Sinularia Soft Coral Tank Raised Soft Coral - AquaCorals Aquacultured Soft Coral

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[jimmypencil]

Branching Sinularia Soft Coral Tank Raised Soft Coral - AquaCorals Aquacultured Soft Coral

Welcome to AquaCorals! The largest Tank Raised Soft Coral Aquaculture facility in the US! Over 100 Soft Coral species are grown on "Real Rock" here

www.aquacorals.com

thank you

 

[exnisstech]

Maybe I don't get out enough but I have never seen a leather fragged that small. I guess more pieces equal more profit.