cats paw stylophora?

[AndyL]

Most likely it's Pocillopora damicornis; It could be Stylophora pistillatta - but polyp shape seems to be slightly off - So my bets are on P. damicornis.

[Delphinus]

Definitely not Stylopora. Most probably Pocillopora.

I'll see if I can find a pic of my old Stylo ...

Here's one I used to have:

[butters88]

Very nice piece, seems like a pink base, green polyp pocillopora to me.
Probably the same as this:
http://members.shaw.ca/reefblog/reef...pink_green.htm

[Snappy]

Originally Posted by butters88

Very nice piece, seems like a pink base, green polyp pocillopora to me.
Probably the same as this:
http://members.shaw.ca/reefblog/reef...pink_green.htm

That is very close and similar to the same sort of transitions that took place with mine.
Thanks

[Delphinus]

I've heard that Pocillopora's will do "polyp bailout" and start new colonies. Not a true spawning event but sorta similar results in that suddenly little tiny colonies form out of nowhere. The one I have hasn't done that to me though so I'm not sure if some are more predisposed to it than others.

[rickjames]

Yeah I've heard it is polyp bailout as well. I have two types in my tank and only one of them has started colonies elsewhere.

That is cool that yours grew that large from one polyp.