something_fishy
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As in previous post, continued...Please feel free to comment and read the stuff under each pic, if you can answer my questions it would be a great help.
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The polyps look like green button polyps and the ones with the stary look seem to me are a form of Xenia...
The other I can't comment on. I don't know.... They look cool though
The other I can't comment on. I don't know.... They look cool though
reefrunner69
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The white/flesh colored polyps are clove polyps (Family Clavulariidae), the others are zooanthid polyps.
The leather appears to be a finger leather (Sinularia sp), they are photosynthetic, hence it's reaction to the light.
The leather appears to be a finger leather (Sinularia sp), they are photosynthetic, hence it's reaction to the light.
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Thanks Kevin, I was wondering.. I saw some Xenia at the LFS this last week end that had very lanky polyps and I thought tht might be what it was...Cool looking..
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