Coral id

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

Branching euphylliids have a phaceloid colony structure (like caulastrea or astraeosmilia), while wall euphylliids have a flabello-meandroid colony structure (like trachyphyllia or catalaphyllia). All euphyllias (torches) grow in a branching form, while fimbriaphyllias (hammers and frogspawn) can grow in either a wall or branching form depending on the species.

To add, here's an interesting site that explains coral skeleton classification in more detail...

Corals of the World

 

[Kolby’s Reef]

Thank you all for all the help and names i also have another thread about zoa id if you wouldn’t mind seeing what kind they are and I believe these are frostbite clowns if any of you could look.
Thanks.

What type of zoa is this?

Got this coral for free from someone local and don’t know the specific name.

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[Kolby’s Reef]

What type of goby is this?

Got him for free from a local person they didn’t know the name maybe bicolor goby? Just was wondering the specific name of this fish. Thank you!

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[Kolby’s Reef]

@Erin1971Texas @encrustingacro @Sharkbait19 @AFHokie

 

[Sharkbait19]

I’m pretty terrible with zoas and clown IDs to be honest - what’s most important is that you like them.

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

I’m pretty terrible with zoas and clown IDs to be honest - what’s most important is that you like them.

Ditto. Too many names for the same zoas, and designer clowns just look like clowns to me