Can I get an ID on these two corals?
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Top is likely Euphyllia glabrescens, maybe E. cristata, it isn't open enough to tell for sure. the bottom is Micromussa lordhowensis, formerly in the genus Acanthastrea.
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You're welcome. When the Euphyllia opens up fully will you post up another picture so I can say for sure?
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For sure! Me and the employee at the LFS were both thinking it was a torch, but weren't sure. Any idea on how long it will take to open up fully? I've had it for less than 12 hours. Was fully closed up after dipping, etc.
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Might take it a day or so to fully open, more than a week to adjuse to your system depending on the piece. but by tonight or tomorrow it should be open all the way.
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Can I get an ID on these? The euphyllia is recovering from being handled, but slowly coming back out.
Cool color on the lord for sure!
