ID please..

[Flaxon-Waxon]

http://i1295.photobucket.com/albums...3-EC52-4022-92B4-ADEC75D87E55_zpst3iftgho.jpg

http://i1295.photobucket.com/albums...E-CB4A-4B1D-B2FF-D1861F22D33E_zpsiwn2dkfy.jpg

Thank you!


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[BigRedsReefs10]

Trachyphyilla, and the second one looks like either goniopora or a Duncan, hard to tell from the pic

 

[Flaxon-Waxon]

Definitely goniopora. Thanks. Forgot what he told me at the store...


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[BigRedsReefs10]

Good luck, gonis are notoriously difficult to keep long term. You may want to start doing a bunch of research on them (really should before you make the purchases) and their care requirements.

 

[Flaxon-Waxon]

Appreciate it thank you for the ID


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[Flaxon-Waxon]

Could it be zenia ?


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[Flaxon-Waxon]

http://i1295.photobucket.com/albums...4-8D00-4E74-9EFC-3A2E04E0D5BB_zps6mxtvnow.jpg

Better pic of stalk.


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[BigRedsReefs10]

Does it have a hard skeleton? It does look like it in the last pic.

 

[Flaxon-Waxon]

No it doesn't. All the google pics tell me zenia. But, then again, a quote from Abe Lincoln himself: "don't believe everything you read on the internet"...


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[BigRedsReefs10]

If it has no hard skeleton, yes it's a Xenia

 

[Flaxon-Waxon]

Ok. That makes more sense. Thanks for the help.


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