SPS ID?

[720 Reefer]

Both the same piece

 

[45ZoaGarden]

Acropora

 

[720 Reefer]

Acropora

Sorry I should’ve been more detailed. I do know it’s an acro. Just looking for a more exact ID

 

[45ZoaGarden]

Sorry I should’ve been more detailed. I do know it’s an acro. Just looking for a more exact ID

Do you have a pic of the mother colony? That would help to get an id of the acro species. Or are you looking for a vender name like Walt Disney etc?

 

[720 Reefer]

Do you have a pic of the mother colony? That would help to get an id of the acro species. Or are you looking for a vender name like Walt Disney etc?

Not the best pic, but here is the colony. Species and/or vender (if there is one)

 

[45ZoaGarden]

Definitely a stag. Do you have a picture of it’s colors under blues?

 

[720 Reefer]

Definitely a stag. Do you have a picture of it’s colors under blues?

I but I can take a pic of the frag in 50 minutes when they kick in lol

 

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The full shot looks like a Staghorn. The frag shots don’t....or is it just me

 

[45ZoaGarden]

The full shot looks like a Staghorn. The frag shots don’t....or is it just me

It doesn’t look like a stag in the frag but all stags look like normal acros as frags.

 

[C. Eymann]

Definitely a stag. Do you have a picture of it’s colors under blues?

I disagree with this being a stag, I believe this coral will form more of a loose knit corymbose table as it grows out and fills in. Also coloration is the last trait to look at when trying to ID a species.

Radial structure on the frag pics and also on the mother colony- the way the radials become more elongated and tubular towards branch tips reminds me of kimbeensis.

 

[45ZoaGarden]

I disagree with this being a stag, I believe this coral will form more of a loose knit corymbose table as it grows out and fills in. Also coloration is the last trait to look at when trying to ID a species.

Radial structure on the frag pics and also on the mother colony- the way the radials become more elongated and tubular towards branch tips reminds me of kimbeensis.

Colors was for an ID on the vender name of the coral...

 

[720 Reefer]

After more research, i believe it is a Tenuis. Thoughts? https://reefbum.com/sps/sps-deep-dive-acropora-tenuis/

 

[jimc40]

my Tyree superman tenuis frag looks very similar to the frag photo

 

[Graffiti Spot]

We need a better pic of the colony so we can see the coralites better. It’s blurry in my phone.