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Old 06-25-2014, 02:53 PM   #1
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Unknown frags need I.d
Just bought a couple new frags and don't know what a few are.. Click image for larger version Name: ImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1403722258.941944.jpg Views: 127 Size: 187.5 KB ID: 241351Click image for larger version Name: ImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1403722373.118956.jpg Views: 124 Size: 236.4 KB ID: 241352Click image for larger version Name: ImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1403722406.150378.jpg Views: 118 Size: 255.6 KB ID: 241353


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Too much actinic lighting


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Here they are with no actinic


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Kenya tree, montipora sp., and needs to open more


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Kenya tree, montipora sp., and needs to open more


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Ahh the "Needs to open more" Such a wonderous coral

I agree it needs to open more but I would hazard a guess at a trumpet coral
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Thanks! For the montipora, what's the flow/placement/lighting?? And I think the last one that isn't open much is some sort of zoa.. I'll see if I can get a better picture


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Thanks! For the montipora, what's the flow/placement/lighting?? And I think the last one that isn't open much is some sort of zoa.. I'll see if I can get a better picture


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The last one is definitely not a zoa.

The montipora is high light / heavy flow.
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The last one is definitely not a zoa.

The montipora is high light / heavy flow.
+1. Looks like it has a skeleton


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This is as open as I have seen since having them.. Hope it helps!


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Well I was off. They're probably palythoa or zoanthids


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Well I was off. They're probably palythoa or zoanthids


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+1 I agree with bribo12. They look like paly's


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