I have 18+ maybe more baby sun corals biggest are 1/8" and all growing. My children of the sea.
Top down sucks for id’ing. It could be a d. hemprichi as well. But Kenya would be a little south for it, well maybe. We saw a ton of it when we dove the Red Sea a few years back. To think of it, that is when my wife fell in love with them.Kenya dendronephthya colonies, possibly dendronephthya roxasia spp.?
This recently sent 2 days ago, vendors inventory
Dove Cayman Islands, Hawaii, Caribbean, wish I could do Red Sea, GBR, and especially Fiji capital for softies. Red Sea I'm jealous. I think your right dendronephthya hemprichi, because with dendronephthya roxasia no thistles if I remember? Many softies hard to id. Specifically dendronephthya species., I think. There's also another dendronephthya from vendor no thistles that may be dendronephthya roxasia? Here picture
Now that looks like a d. roxasia. As for the thistles, if I remember correctly lol, they have them but they are not as pronounced.Dove Cayman Islands, Hawaii, Caribbean, wish I could do Red Sea, GBR, and especially Fiji capital for softies. Red Sea I'm jealous. I think your right dendronephthya hemprichi, because with dendronephthya roxasia no thistles if I remember? Many softies hard to id. Specifically dendronephthya species., I think. There's also another dendronephthya from vendor no thistles that may be dendronephthya roxasia? Here picture
Here's the catch, vendor not under CITES treaty, if you export corals to USA it's limited without CITES permits , so for starters I'm doing like a test import, the soft corals I'm trying to import, you can ship without rock,rubble, and they live. They're like a super hero in the ocean, heal really quick, so going to try ship with no rock, gravel, etc... the vendor is going to send me more pictures of NPS softies. Next thread on importing, will be on stony corals. Thanks for following.
Talking about beer, I'm not a beer drinker(martini's,some wines, moderation ) , but about 7 years ago, where I lived there was a Indian restaurant, had different beers to buy. I choose 10000 Monk. I've had different beers though-out my life but this beer was like no other type, from start to finish taste was there a taste, that made you come for more, you can taste flavor of barrel in it and some I don't drink much beer, but this one moves me to. Once a beer connoisseur said, of all beers he's had, he likes beers from India. I see why or taste why. Thanks for comments and following
So true, one thing about conducting any business. It all leap of faith. I can right this off as business loss. Also the most I'll loose is $200. Here in Socal. that what some of us sped on one drink. Peanut what I'll lose.
