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That's a Pocillopora, an easier to keep sps. Has a tendency to polyp bailout and spread throughout your tank.
All over may be a bit much. But I do like how it's constantly changing colors.It will spread all over your tank, if you like it, it’s a good thing.
It will spread all over your tank, if you like it, it’s a good thing.
Yeah, a Poci.That's a Pocillopora, an easier to keep sps. Has a tendency to polyp bailout and spread throughout your tank.
I was thinking it looks like more of a Luke.I would name it Mike
It's funny I actually have a not neon but green one in my tank that I knew was a poecillapora. But I might keep my eye out if I can get a green one as bright as my green birdsnest.Agree, they are the GSP of SPS. They will do it even when thriving. I'm still trying to eliminate the results of the beautiful neon green one I had a couple of years ago....or actually still have!
Are the polyps green? Could be, just needs to adjust a little to your lighting maybeI got it in a trade a while ago. Guy told me it was a rainbow stylophora but I looked at pics of a rainbow stylophora last night and they don't look similar.
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The polyps don't really have a color. They're more transparent. The skin has patches of flourescent green. The camera doesn't show it but under white light some of the shaded parts have greenish instead of pink skin and under blue lights the green parts of the skin cover a larger area.Are the polyps green? Could be, just needs to adjust a little to your lighting maybe
Reason I ask is because it does look like a stylophora. Theres just a couple minut details that shy away from a pocillopora Think it just needs a bit of time =)The polyps don't really have a color. They're more transparent. The skin has patches of flourescent green. The camera doesn't show it but under white light some of the shaded parts have greenish instead of pink skin and under blue lights the green parts of the skin cover a larger area.

