Picked up two frags

[Racerx094]

So I stopped by the lfs and they had a sale going on 3 frags for $29 and for the life of me I can't remember what two of them are so can you guys help me out

 

[Racerx094]

Any coral experts out there that could help

 

[spoonman]

The one on the left is hard to tell. Maybe some better pics? From a different angle perhaps? The one on the right looks like some type of brain I think. By no means an expert though!

 

[Racerx094]

Thanks I'll try to get a better picture tomorrow when my lights are back on

 

[Racerx094]

Here is two better pictures

 

[Greenpillow]

the 2nd one kinda looks like Goniopora stokesi

 

[Racerx094]

That's what I was thinking I was reading the don't last long in captivity

 

[Greenpillow]

That's what I was thinking I was reading the don't last long in captivity

That's the idea.. However I read an article that states other wise^_^ and suggest food choices good it ^_^

 

[Flreefer]

First looks like a reverse prism Favia, second looks like a Pagoda cup frag.

 

[Foskett96]

I would say that the green one is a lobophyillia or tracaphyillia. I have both a lobophyillia an gracaphyillia. Can't remember exactly what the name is of the one you have look both of these corals up.

 

[Leighton79]

I'm going to say the 2nd is a goniopora, the 1st I dunno.... Kinda acan looking but also favia might be right....

 

[mr_X]

Favites, is the first picture. the difference between Favia and Favites is Favites shares a common wall, Favia polyps have their own walls, like this-

 

[Racerx094]

Thanks guy any recommendations on placement it's in a 40 breeder with 4 ATI T5's

 

[mr_X]

On the sand bed.

 

[Racerx094]

Cool thanks

 

[Flreefer]

Thanks, didn't really know what differentiated the two, thought Favia was just larger polyps and Favites,smaller. Nice pic too, looks hungry!

 

[mr_X]

Yep. That was an old Christmas Favia of mine. I grew it from a tiny frag, and then sold it to a friend when I broke my tanks down. It's a piece of live rock now