Coral ID

[jerrit03]

Sorry about the cell phone pic, camera battery is dead. This thing stings just about anything that it is close to.
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[llewella]

Not sure about the ID but I like it!

 

[rolo65]

its a favia.......there are many different ones.....best thing to do is place it on the substrate....they dont need high power light.....i have one about the size of a softball....(if ya cut it in half).....sitting directly below my T5s.....gotten bigger since i bought it too.....they can put out sweeper tentacles and sting nearby corals.....anything outside of 6" should be ok.....but they do tend to need space at times

 

[corigan]

I'm not necessarily sure that that is a favia. Looks more like an acan enchinata to me.

Matt

 

[nanonano]

corigan;488399 wrote: i'm not necessarily sure that that is a favia. Looks more like an acan enchinata to me.

Matt

+1

 

[son of adam]

If it is stinging things I would say Favia also. I cant say I had Acans be that aggressive and never seen an Acan have sweepers to reach anything. It does look like Acan though. I don't help much ha ha

 

[jerrit03]

Chris at Einstein told me it was an enchinata and that they do some times sting. It unfortunately got the chance to kill half of my voodoo colony before I moved it, It sure does look nice though, haha. It's really a bright orange with some pink in it.

 

[snowmansnow]

acan