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This came in on a piece of live rock
Could someone tell what kind it is

Thanks
ImageUploadedByREEF2REEF1457883786.229522.jpg
 
Could be cycloceris, or open brain coral, looks a lot like Mussismillia (flower coral)...nope, I got an almost exact match ( in Sprung's CORALS)...I think that its...MUSSA or flower coral...color and all seem to match...heck of a hitch- hiker...
 
Could be cycloceris, or open brain coral, looks a lot like Mussismillia (flower coral)...nope, I got an almost exact match ( in Sprung's CORALS)...I think that its...MUSSA or flower coral...color and all seem to match...heck of a hitch- hiker...
Nope...got it now...Austalomusa rowleyensis or S. Vitiensis... the picture has the same color and everything...I think its a match!:D
 
I don't know the scientific name, but I think these are generally referred to as a Caribbean Rose coral.
 
Thanks I saw it on the live rock and was like I'll take that one lol
There is another one on the same piece but it was all white
It's like they say if it's on the rock it's included in the price
 
Symphyllia agaricia?
 

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