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![]() do you have a pic of the top side as this may not be a lobo coral.We need to see the top of the coral to properly ID, as lobo's grow like a brain coral by this artical. If it is grown with seporate heads then it is iether a candy cane or a trumpet coral.
here is a link to an artical on lobo corals. http://www.petsolutions.com/Red-Lobo...0L+C16175.aspx sorry about this but by the pic it does not look like any of the lobos I have googled. Bill |
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![]() crappy quick pics, lights are going into evening mode so its gettin a bit dim in there.
Last edited by cuz; 12-01-2009 at 03:00 AM. |
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![]() That realy looks like it is a candy cane branching coral and that would mean that it is about to propigate a new head. I can be wrong as I do not know everything but when I give info I try and do my resurch.
Anouther link. Gives info on alot of corals. http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/corals/Stony-corals.php Bill |
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![]() hmm really don't think they're candy canes so i gues before the question at hand can be answered correctly i'll have to start an id thread to find out what i've really got..lol
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![]() There are branching and lobed Lobos. That is a branching Lobo. Google "branching Lobophyllia", you will see lots of photos.
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![]() lol thanks myka!! to late tho already posted an id thread!!lol
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