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![]() No sir definitely not that. I have a small piece of it.
This coral is a hard coral I would post a video if I could figure that out. |
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![]() Which picture is the coral your selling? you need to get photo bucket or something to upload your photos. Then just use the link on the forum. Anywayz Im interested if I could see some better pics
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![]() It's definitely Hydnophora I was the yesterday nice coral.
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![]() Very strange growth pattern.
Our hydnophora is branching like an acro.
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![]() we get encrusting and branching hydnos all the time , curious though what makes it rare ??
cheers denny |
#6
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![]() The price, duh!
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![]() There are several kinds of of Hydnophora. The most popular are Branching (sp.) and Encrusting (exesa). Like any coral in the hobby; it`s the colouration and uniqueness in pattern that may make certain ones more desirable. Both varieties are very aggressive towards their neighbours. The ``fuzzyness`` of the polyps look great in the current and lighting.
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