Sps id

[Pete polyp]

Hoeksemai?

 

[Pete polyp]

@Frick still around?

 

[PeterErc]

+1 for Frick

 

[Pete polyp]

At a glance I was thinking hoeksemai, but I have never seen a multicolored hoeks

 

[Pete polyp]

@evolved?

 

[evolved]

@Frick still around?

We keep him locked away. And the rest of the time, he keeps himself locked away with a sweet computer.

@evolved?

Not right for Hoeki; the shape and arrangment of the radials is wrong.
Maybe A. acuminata? (http://coral.aims.gov.au/factsheet.jsp?speciesCode=0007)

 

[Pete polyp]

We keep him locked away. And the rest of the time, he keeps himself locked away with a sweet computer.


Not right for Hoeki; the shape and arrangment of the radials is wrong.
Maybe A. acuminata? (http://coral.aims.gov.au/factsheet.jsp?speciesCode=0007)

I can't say I blame you about Frick.

I actually saw this picture yesterday and considered it

The corallites on my peice seems more rounded, but that's very close. I have been considering A. Nobilis as well. This one seems like it's not a very common piece.

 

[evolved]

I have been considering A. Nobilis as well.

I don't think so; "Radial corallites are of mixed sizes and shapes and are rasp-like" doesn't fit with what you've got.

 

[Pete polyp]

Out of the A. acuminata it resembles equatorial western Pacific the most which would be accurate since it's an Indonesian peice