I'm leaning towards A. Pachysepta, look very similar to lobos (in fact used to be classified as lobophyllia) but are in a different group (confirmed by the kind of feeding arms mine has) any idea how much I should space it?
I would probably space it a little farther away, just for safety.I'm leaning towards A. Pachysepta, look very similar to lobos (in fact used to be classified as lobophyllia) but are in a different group (confirmed by the kind of feeding arms mine has) any idea how much I should space it?
Example of A. Pachysepta
@encrustingacro Could I do under the nemenzophyllia? Can it reach that far? Closer to the acantho?
Looks like lobo. EncrutingAcro generally good at I.d. and regardless- Do space at least 3" away from other coral and suggested for many coral speciesJust picked up this coral, was labeled as a Lobophyllia but @encrustingacro says it looks more like an A. Pachysepta, which are known to be more aggressive. Is this spacing too close or should it be good?
About 2.5-3 inches away from my wilsoni, and while there isn't much flow it is slightly downflow.
Sure looks the same as mine. Seems fine for placement there. It won't reach the fox coral in my opinion. I have mine on the side of the tank in lower light and flow.I'm leaning towards A. Pachysepta, look very similar to lobos (in fact used to be classified as lobophyllia) but are in a different group (confirmed by the kind of feeding arms mine has) any idea how much I should space it?
Example of A. Pachysepta
Pics of your coral? If it looks the same as yours, your coral is probably a pachysepta also.
Here you go
yeah, that's a pachysepta alright.
@encrustingacro I moved the Lobo (I'm still calling it a lobo) check the conversation, is that enough spacing? Will it reach the nemenzophyllia?
