ID please

[Chameleon]

also blue ridge is very hardy and I think is technically not an sps but a softie (although classifications aren't very technical...)
It is hard though...kind of an interesting coral

 

[cdness]

Send me a big chunk of a frag and I'll be sure to find an ID for you ;)

Honestly it looks really cool so don't kill it.

 

[ritter6788]

if you break it the inside will be blue if its blue ridge. try snipping a bit off

I didn't think about that. That would be an easy way to rule out Heliopora. I have one and the polyps look nothing like the coral in question here though. The pic on LA's site looks more like the pic posted here.

Blue Ridge Coral

 

[aquabull]

Definitely Heliopora sp.
I have tons running rampant throughout display tanks. Be careful, it is a very steady grower, and may make it difficult for other corals in it's path! Will change structure based on water flow (or lack thereof). Sequester it on it's own island; not to be trusted (kinda like Pachyclavularia sp)!

 

[reefsandrotts]

Yesssssssssss Yesssssssssss !!!!!!! "Young Frankenstein collection series, (Monster of the woods SPS) $ 1,500.00 for a 1/8" frag, dead or alive :)[/QUOTE
lol
as long as its your name id buy it.....

 

[Young Frankenstein]

if you break it the inside will be blue if its blue ridge. try snipping a bit off

Ok will do that tonight, i will post picks

 

[Chameleon]

pics??

 

[Young Frankenstein]

I scraped it and is white, all calcium.
here is more pics.

 

[Chameleon]

Maybe break a nubin off. A scrape may not reveal the color too well.
Not my pic:

 

[Young Frankenstein]

First of all, thanks for your help :) when i scrape the coral its pure white.

 

[Chameleon]

I'm still thinking blue ridge or something in that family. Only time will tell. Let it grow out and see what it does and congrats on an interesting coral