I'd please

Dalmatia · Feb 8, 2018

sfin52 · Feb 8, 2018

Looks like an acan

ReeferBean · Feb 8, 2018

candy cane

DSC reef · Feb 8, 2018

Calaustrea furcata. Candy cane coral.

Cherub · Feb 8, 2018

looks like a lobo. how tall is the base?

Lovemyreef2015 · Feb 8, 2018

I'm going to say candy cane as well.

Ocdreef · Feb 8, 2018

Yeah that’s a candy cane.
The mods won’t let me post a screenshot or a link yet because I’m still new to the forum but if you go to Fishlore there is good photo of one that is identical to the one you have. [emoji4]

Cherub · Feb 8, 2018

thats a big candy cane then! lol I haven't kept them in years so maybe...

Ocdreef · Feb 8, 2018

It’s pretty rare but I’ve seen the heads get big like that depending on the flow that they were in and feeding etc...

TheAquarian · Feb 8, 2018

Your all wrong that’s a designer Clown Fish

I'd please

Dalmatia

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sfin52

So many pedestrians so little time

ReeferBean

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DSC reef

Coral wasted

Cherub

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Lovemyreef2015

Reefing Mom!

Ocdreef

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Cherub

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Ocdreef

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