Coral identification?

[CoralsComeInMoreColors]

Can I get a identification on these two corals?

 

[blaxsun]

No idea on the one on the left, but the right one looks to be a favia/favite.

 

[fishguy242]

hi, looks like clove and a favia...

 

[CoralsComeInMoreColors]

No idea on the one on the left, but the right one looks to be a favia/favite.

Any ideas on if caring for a favia is done?

 

[blaxsun]

Any ideas on if caring for a favia is done?

Like how to care for it? As an LPS it will need good parameters, medium lighting and moderate flow. I dose Reef Roids weekly for my corals.

 

[CoralsComeInMoreColors]

Like how to care for it? As an LPS it will need good parameters, medium lighting and moderate flow. I dose Reef Roids weekly for my corals.

Appreciate the info, I messed up with one of my zoas and it died so I’m worried about the rest.

 

[blaxsun]

Appreciate the info, I messed up with one of my zoas and it died so I’m worried about the rest.

8.5 dKH, 450 calcium and 1350 magnesium is a typical target range. Just keep on top of testing, water changes and ensure your lighting and flow are good.

 

[encrustingacro]

2nd one is a coral in the family merulinidae. Definitely not favia as those are from the Atlantic, where no stony corals are collected.