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Hi all

Would love someone to id this for me ,a family member bought for me but never got the name ,I thought it was a acan of some sort but it's not like my other acans and Iv got a few , there soft to the touch and this is rock hard
It's grey with brown spots but under the blue light the brown becomes a bright orange which looks good
Anyway it feeds abit like a acan but I'm just not sure ,any info would be great Thanks

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Sure looks like Acan echinata. They come in a variety of different colors. They are absolutely my favorite coral. I've seen them destroy neighboring corals that get to close. Nice gift for sure.
 
thanks alot guys , at least now i can have a read up on her thanks agin
 
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Acan Echinata at feeding time ,sure loves her food

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They are brutal sometimes. Gotta love them though. I hope your zoanthids recover.
 
They are brutal sometimes. Gotta love them though. I hope your zoanthids recover.

Their still alive and kicking , that was the second time in a week but it looks like them zoas are strong

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Now my echinata is giving a beat down to a mushroom
Haha bully

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