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![]() Can someone ID this coral. Thank you
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![]() Hmm, I vote pavona coral
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![]() Me too.
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![]() that makes three of us, definitely pavona I think. haha... there's no such thing as "definitely, I think"!
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![]() Thank you for the ID
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![]() Unless I'm mistaken this one of mine is also a Pavona. Cool coral, quite hardy and not as demanding for flow as other SPS I have. Can be a bit aggressive and send out 1" sweepers if another coral grows too close.
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![]() the pavona group is one cool group of corals, so many different species and colors that go mostly overlooked.
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![]() I also say it looks to be pavona (sp) and yes they are cool but give it some room as they can often develop sweepers that will kill other surrounding sps.
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![]() Greg Last edited by Snappy; 09-11-2009 at 11:34 PM. |