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Hello- can someone ID? At first I thought it a Pearl Bubble coral when it was small since it has bubbly forms around it, stays small & no skeletal structure to it.
Now that is getting bigger and could see the inside. I think it is an Elegance coral?
Pics of no light is the Pearl bubble coral along with I think an Elegance coral.
Will try to get better pics if needed. Thank you!

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Hello- can someone ID? At first I thought it a Pearl Bubble coral when it was small since it has bubbly forms around it, stays small & no skeletal structure to it.
Now that is getting bigger and could see the inside. I think it is an Elegance coral?
Pics of no light is the Pearl bubble coral along with I think an Elegance coral.
Will try to get better pics if needed. Thank you!

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Maybe a elegance or a bubble coral thats showing tentacles instead of bubbles. They usually do it at night or during feeding.
 
hi, octo bubble.. :)
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Thanks!
When I spot feed my Pearl bubble,
It does not have the big wide opening. I think what I have is an Elegance.
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mouth ,is pooping in pic.. :) pearls have round bubbles.
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can you get clearer pics?
 

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pearls,believe that is also octo.. ;) @najer ?^^^?
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Octo?
 

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Octo means that the tentacles are unusually formed and have multiple extensions. For a clear idea of the difference Google both normal and octo frogspawn.

What you have appears to be an octo variety of bubble coral. Very similar to an elegance but not quite the same. Keep in mind that within each species there is variety in the physical attributes of coral. More or less tentacles, octo tentacles, large or small mouths. Many mouths. Etc.
 

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