Coral ID - Echinata?
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You definitely have a stylocoeniella!! Have you ever heard of the burning banana or scarlet fever? Here’s one of my mine the polyps give it away.
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I believe this is an Echinata. Does anyone know the name of this piece? It is maroon with polyps. Picture doesnt do it any justice.
Looks like stylocoeniella to me.
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CORAL SPOTLIGHT: Stylocoeniella
I figured id do a Spotlight on this unappreciated LPS/SPS coral. Ok I know some will be like HEY THATS A SPS!, Well maybe but after a lot of research on this coral a lot of reputable sources still associate this coral with LPS category. Some of you probably have never seen this coral because it...
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It’s a Stylocoeniella.
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Thank you. Gotta stop listening to my LFS. Lol. It looks awesome in person and under blues. Is yours a fast grower?You definitely have a stylocoeniella!! Have you ever heard of the burning banana or scarlet fever? Here’s one of my mine the polyps give it away.
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They’re sensitive they like lower light/blue light I keep all of mine towards/on the sand. Watch polyp extension that how I keep mine happy. It been a rough 6 months for them. I managed to save most of them.
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