I'd say lobo, trachys don't have a skeleton like thatI rescued this from a local shop for $40, it was listed as a Lobo. When I got it, it looked like a white version of Sauron's helmet- spikey skelton sticking out everywhere and almost no flesh or color. 3 weeks later and it looks like what's below. No photo editing done on these. With the colors that are showing up now, it looks like it's going to be quite the piece, whatever it is.
Also would love to see a before and after photo of when you first got it!I rescued this from a local shop for $40, it was listed as a Lobo. When I got it, it looked like a white version of Sauron's helmet- spikey skelton sticking out everywhere and almost no flesh or color. 3 weeks later and it looks like what's below. No photo editing done on these. With the colors that are showing up now, it looks like it's going to be quite the piece, whatever it is.
I love my lobo! And am looking for my next addition. Show off your lobo!!
Well it is half-bleached, and corals can look like that when theyre in that state. That skeleton looks like a lobo though
You know now that you mention it, @alpacaman how big is the colony roughly?
Lobo, too big to be a wilsoni and skeleton isn't one of a trachy
naw, symphyllia/wilsoni can get rather large
The polyps though are too small, wilsoni polyps are only about 1.5 cm wall to wall
That can't be more than a 1" frag lol
This lobo suggested earlier actually isn’t a lobo at all, but an Acanthastrea Pachysepta.I love my lobo! And am looking for my next addition. Show off your lobo!!
