Unknown coral frags

[Pennycrayon]

Hi...

I brought a load of frags from someone and have a couple that are unknown to me, at first I thought the coral on them may have died, you can see when the blue light is turned on there are colours on the rock .. not sure what they are.. can anyone help?

Thanks

 

[Strawberry]

I think the second one looks like a chalice, but it’s kind of hard to tell when the blues are on.

 

[Pennycrayon]

I think the second one looks like a chalice, but it’s kind of hard to tell when the blues are on.

Hey. It's the same frag as the first pic.. iv upload both white light and blue light.

Thanks

 

[Strawberry]

Hey. It's the same frag as the first pic.. iv upload both white light and blue light.

Thanks

Still think it’s a chalice of some type! Not a pro, though :)

 

[Greatdane]

Looks like some type of mushroom coral

 

[Strawberry]

Looks like some type of mushroom coral

I thought it looked kind of hard to be a mushroom :)

 

[Greatdane]

I thought it looked kind of hard to be a mushroom :)

Sometimes from a distance I think that ricordeas look hard mainly because they don’t move a whole bunch

 

[45ZoaGarden]

Looks like a chalice.

 

[Greatdane]

Looks like a chalice.

Lol I’ve never heard of that is it a hard coral

 

[45ZoaGarden]

Yes, chalices are hard corals. They are in the lps or large polyp stony coral family. This particular piece looks similar to a Hollywood stunner. They grow over live rock like a blanket.

Lol I’ve never heard of that is it a hard coral

 

[Greatdane]

Yes, chalices are hard corals. They are in the lps or large polyp stony coral family. This particular piece looks similar to a Hollywood stunner. They grow over live rock like a blanket.

Do they show their colors in moon light or bright daylight

 

[pasquale petrovia]

I am with Strawberry...Chalice

 

[45ZoaGarden]

It depends on what kind of chalice. Some are bright under whites and blues. some are pretty drab under white and bright under blues.

Do they show their colors in moon light or bright daylight

 

[Greatdane]

It depends on what kind of chalice. Some are bright under whites and blues. some are pretty drab under white and bright under blues.

Ok thank you just learning