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what looks similar to candy cane coral?
I found the below photo in a post by Phyl. I have something that came on my [acronym:4fa397b764="Live rock"]LR[/acronym:4fa397b764] that looks very similar... colorless/clear tentacles. At first I thought it was young aiptasia, but it has kept this same appearance. It doesn't have much of a "stalk" or much of anything below the tentacles. Phyl's photo is candy cane coral, I think. Might this be what I have, or can anyone think of something that looks similar that is more likely?
I'm borrowing a camera from a friend right now, and the batteries are dead. So I can't post a photo until I get the charger from him. Thanks. |
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How about this: http://www.wetwebmedia.com/marine/in...a/aiptasia.htm
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I would say it's either Astrangia sp or Phylangia sp but I've never been able to tell them apart. Here is a pic of one from one of our members galleries.
http://www.aquariumadvice.com/photop...php?photo=2387
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Any special care requirements for astrangia / phylangia? |
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You may want to google hidden cup coral and see what you get. I believe I've read that they are non-photosynthetic and need to be fed meaty items to thrive but, I can't say for sure. All I can find is that they are found under overhangs. I had some and they only opened up at night. Sorry I can't give you more specifics.
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