SPS - Eye Candy

[kacrocorals581]

one of my favorites

 

[Apisto]

What is that? Mariculture?

one of my favorites

 

[Ryank199]

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h mine looked half as good as some of yalls tankS do. Mines still fairly new

 

[Paul87]

one of my favorites

Very nice! Love the blue growth tips.

 

[Paul87]

A couple more of mine.

Green tabling Acro (ID welcome)

Purple Bonsai

 

[Keepswiming]

 

[MattL22]

Really like this got it from local guy for $20
Awesome super hardy and has 3 different colors

 

[MattL22]

@ lake view what type of light does the pdragon like?

 

[stormdolp]

Espero les guste todos tienen SPS geniales felicidades, saludos

 

[stormdolp]

Les dejo la foto completa del nido de pájaro

 

[Paul87]

 

[Kris Belgium]

I think it's a yellow Acro Echinata

Thanks very much - I believe it is a variety of A.carduus with thinker than usual branches and is sold in Canada as "green dragon".

 

[Oldude]

Do you have a closer pic. I have a frag of a coral that looks very similar and I've asked on several other forums and nobody seems to know.

In your second pic, what is the purple SPS on the left?

Sorry I had missed your post - I am pretty sure it is Acropora valida. I will try and dig up a picture for you.

 

[Oldude]

I think it's a yellow Acro Echinata

It very well could be but the branch tips aren't as hollow looking and the corallite structure looks different to me but it doesn't really match well to the A.carduus pictures in Corals of the world either. I said Carduus because the Red Dragon is said to be carduus and the growth form & structure of the green matches very closely with the red in my tank except the red's branches are much more delicate looking and thinner.
Thanks.

 

[declanisadog]

It very well could be but the branch tips aren't as hollow looking and the corallite structure looks different to me but it doesn't really match well to the A.carduus pictures in Corals of the world either. I said Carduus because the Red Dragon is said to be carduus and the growth form & structure of the green matches very closely with the red in my tank except the red's branches are much more delicate looking and thinner.
Thanks.

Walandii perhaps?

 

[Kris Belgium]

I have the same, not so big do... . Anyway, it's a great coral !!

It very well could be but the branch tips aren't as hollow looking and the corallite structure looks different to me but it doesn't really match well to the A.carduus pictures in Corals of the world either. I said Carduus because the Red Dragon is said to be carduus and the growth form & structure of the green matches very closely with the red in my tank except the red's branches are much more delicate looking and thinner.
Thanks.

 

[Brad Syphus]

 

[Brad Syphus]

 

[Brad Syphus]

 

[Brad Syphus]