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very spiny and hard for sure! I havent got a clue lolAny way to possibly get a clearer picture? My best guess would be an acan(micromussa) lord
Thanks! Hopefully once it puffs up i can get some better pics and color. Hopefully get an id on itThat pic is much better. I’m not as certain as the skeleton is throwing me off. I can tell you it’ll take some time to get healthier. It should be puffier at least during the day
IMO, the skeleton is way too big to be blastomussa, even a massive Wellsi has relatively small corallites compared to the size of the actual polyp, the septa also don’t protrude above the corallite. The color is also uncharacteristic of a blasto, and the separation between the mouth and outer rim of the polyp is uncharacteristic of blastomussa (the out polyp and mouth/inner polyp aren’t separated, blastos don’t have feeding tentacles that come out between the oral disc and outer polyp like a lobo, scoly, or acan). I’m not a taxonomist, and it can be really difficult to properly identify a sickly coral through photos, but IMO, all the clues point to a lobophyllia.+1 on sick blasto
Nope! Same as last night. I have a feeling my light is not strong enough. I have all softies except this one and all other corals are doing just fine! Water parameters are stable. My alk is a little low so may have something to do it?looking any better yet ? opening and closing?