Trumpet coral question

Does this look similar ?
 

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Does this look similar ?
Yes! Its odd though because it was legit just the candy cane heads when i bought it ,these started growing 6 months ago. Maybe they hitchhiked on it? I actually had zoas attached to my monti when i got it, they eventually died off as the monti grew
 
Yes! Its odd though because it was legit just the candy cane heads when i bought it ,these started growing 6 months ago. Maybe they hitchhiked on it? I actually had zoas attached to my monti when i got it, they eventually died off as the monti grew
I need to shop at your lfs ......
does the picture I attached look similar ?

if it is . They are and can be considered the Xenia of sps .
they grow fast , and spread .
when stressed they almost release and grow elsewhere .
 
I need to shop at your lfs ......
does the picture I attached look similar ?

if it is . They are and can be considered the Xenia of sps .
they grow fast , and spread .
when stressed they almost release and grow elsewhere .
Haha yes my lfs is great. I will have to make sure i do not stress them then...although they havent spread anywhere yet and its been in my tank for atleast a year, these showing up about 6 months ago. Thank you
 

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