ID please

[Ruckus16]

 

[prsnlty]

That is an SPS chalice. I believe it's a Hollywood Stunner

 

[JaimeAdams]

At first look I thought that it was hollywood stunner, but looking closer it almost looks like a scroll coral. Does the flesh raise up before the polyp? Are the polyps on top of raised little hills like?

 

[prsnlty]

At first look I thought that it was hollywood stunner, but looking closer it almost looks like a scroll coral. Does the flesh raise up before the polyp? Are the polyps on top of raised little hills like?

Mine did. Try to target feed chopped mysis. If it's a stunner it'll eat it

 

[Ruckus16]

At first look I thought that it was hollywood stunner, but looking closer it almost looks like a scroll coral. Does the flesh raise up before the polyp? Are the polyps on top of raised little hills like?

I think you nailed it. It is very similar to an LA Lakers scroll coral. I have a Hollywood stunner and it's much lighter

 

[ReeferMaddness843]

Beware the stunner. Lol. It may have long sweepers (mine did not), and it will grow faster than you can frag it over time.

 

[prsnlty]

My 1st stunner was dark like the picture but my second was a lot lighter. I think it depends on the system and lighting.

 

[JaimeAdams]

I think you nailed it. It is very similar to an LA Lakers scroll coral. I have a Hollywood stunner and it's much lighter

The polyps growing out from the rim in a horizontal orientation also lead me to my scroll coral belief

 

[Ruckus16]

The polyps growing out from the rim in a horizontal orientation also lead me to my scroll coral belief

That's what had me wondering. They are definitely facing outward on the rim. I will get better pics tomorrow.

 

[AcroNem]

This indeed looks like Turbinaria reniformis, as a couple have mentioned. Doesn't look like an Echinophyllia sp.

 

[Ruckus16]

 

[BrettMallette]

Def scroll not chalice

 

[AcroNem]

Yep, It's Turbinaria reniformis. Looks great!

 

[Ruckus16]

Yep, It's Turbinaria reniformis. Looks great!

It has great color