Baliness A.echinata "ice fire" is it worth to try?

[Uhyun]

hello in here south korea, local fish shops introduce "Balinese Icefire acropora" to the customers

but as i know, Icefire acropora is A.echinata from Austraila witch has blue color on tip of the branch and creamy color on branch tissue.

so i just wonder Bali coral farms import exatly same speices of Aussuie icefire and aquaculture it to sell or they just naming Balinese A.echinata as a icefire.

i think some other country reefers would know something about this or have a experience with keeping "Balinese ice fire"

very thanks

 

[SlugSnorter]

hello in here south korea, local fish shops introduce "Balinese Icefire acropora" to the customers

but as i know, Icefire acropora is A.echinata from Austraila witch has blue color on tip of the branch and creamy color on branch tissue.

so i just wonder Bali coral farms import exatly same speices of Aussuie icefire and aquaculture it to sell or they just naming Balinese A.echinata as a icefire.

i think some other country reefers would know something about this or have a experience with keeping "Balinese ice fire"

very thanks

they are not the same, I will look for more detail on the differences

okay, from what I can tell, the colors are fairly similar, but the Australian is more hardy

 

[Uhyun]

they are not the same, I will look for more detail on the differences

okay, from what I can tell, the colors are fairly similar, but the Australian is more hardy

Very thanks it's impressive Australian one is more hardy

 

[SlugSnorter]

Very thanks it's impressive Australian one is more hardy

okay, I hope you find what your looking for!