Any one know what this is called

[gasoldier]

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[holley123]

Looks to be acans or favia not sure the pic is to blurry

 

[cbj25]

blastomussa

 

[jeffmuse]

I THINK that it is a favia.

 

[dme330i]

cbj25;756589 wrote: blastomussa

Hard to say, but I agree with cbj.

Kind of like these blasto's
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[jbdreefs]

If it were favia or acan wouldn't the heads be closer together?

 

[gasoldier]

Im only asking because I.dont know how to care for.it

 

[dine]

Gasoldier;756611 wrote: Im only asking because I.dont know how to care for.it

without a definitive answer i would suggest the following.

1. keep it low in the tank and move up slowly to the desired place.
2. low to medium flow. if no polyp extension try a little more flow
3. it should not need spot feeding but it couldnt hurt

 

[budsreef]

If that's the piece you got from me it is definitely a favia. It doesn't need any extra care other than placement. I had it in pretty strong flow and low to medium light but it is very hardy and can be just about anywhere as long as you don't start it off in a high light spot. I'd put it in medium flow/medium light until it gets used to your system.

 

[gasoldier]

Thanks

 

[snowmansnow]

acan