SPS IDs please?

[DracoKat]

I got these as part of a pack several months ago and I don't remember what they are.

can I get some IDs please?

all 3 in this image (the little green one hasn't grown much at all compared to the others)

 

[DracoKat]

boosting up

 

[Jason mack]

I got these as part of a pack several months ago and I don't remember what they are.

can I get some IDs please?

all 3 in this image (the little green one hasn't grown much at all compared to the others)

Goregous corals !!!!

 

[DracoKat]

Thank you, Jason :)

No one has any ideas what the IDs are?

 

[Jason mack]

Well we can fix that :D.. Lets get #reefsquad in and see if Anyone there can help :cool:

 

[Highgrade]

First one looks like a stag possibly.
Second maybe a mille or vermiculata
Third looks unknown - yellow tip acro
Fourth is a tough one. Almost looks like a Astreopora

 

[Jason mack]

boosting up

Do you mean ... bump up !!!:p

 

[DracoKat]

thank you for the responses so far!

 

[Highgrade]

You can even see in the 3rd pic the Wrasse is questioning that Acro.....

 

[Jason mack]

You can even see in the 3rd pic the Wrasse is questioning that Acro.....

Dinner ??????????

 

[DracoKat]

that 3rd one is really throwing me off. It's such an ugly shade of green! I'll try to get a better photo.. it's spreading flat against the rocks with no signs of vertical growth, it's just spreading out in a brighter green color.

I am not sure if that last one is an Astreopora- doesn't look like google photos

 

[Highgrade]

that 3rd one is really throwing me off. It's such an ugly shade of green! I'll try to get a better photo.. it's spreading flat against the rocks with no signs of vertical growth, it's just spreading out in a brighter green color.

I am not sure if that last one is an Astreopora- doesn't look like google photos

The 3rd most likely is a common bali acro with yellow tips.
The 4th is really tough to tell. Can you get a better pic or a top down pic? Maybe also touch it to get the polyps to retract. This might give us a better look at the actual structure the polyps are hiding. Here is a link to an astreapora that to me looks a bit similar based on the polyps and what tissue I can see. Looks like the coralites and spacing between the polyps are similar. I have one of these and is referred to as a astrepora/long polyp monti.
http://www.reefnation.com/shop/reefnation-thunderdome-astreopora/

 

[DracoKat]

Sure, when I get home tonight, I'll bring out my underwater camera to get a top down photo :)

 

[DracoKat]

@Highgrade

The ugly green one, and the fuzzy neon green- polyps extended and retracted

 

[jsker]

Those are some nice corals, I have no idea but I bet @Sabellafella would have an idea.

 

[Highgrade]

@Highgrade

The ugly green one, and the fuzzy neon green- polyps extended and retracted

Not for sure on the first one, nice colors. I bet once it grows out a bit it will be beauty. As for the last one it looks more like a tenuis with a weird growth pattern. Kind of reminds me of the WWC Ninja Turtle Tenuis.

 

[Sabellafella]

Those are some nice corals, I have no idea but I bet @Sabellafella would have an idea.

Lol actually got no idea

 

[DracoKat]

wow.. I got the experts stumped here, didn't I? :eek::confused:

 

[DracoKat]

Maybe I should name it after me and frag it for hundreds when its bigger. lol

 

[jsker]

Maybe I should name it after me and frag it for hundreds when its bigger. lol

That why it is so hard to know the names of corals, I thing that is a great idea.