Donut or cynaria?

[Tyreef2016]

sold to me as a cynaria.

 

[My120gmixed]

I think it may be a cynaria just because the polyp is not as fleshy as a donut typically would be, but due to the similarity it could also be a donut. Hard to tell

 

[Tyreef2016]

I think it may be a cynaria just because the polyp is not as fleshy as a donut typically would be, but due to the similarity it could also be a donut. Hard to tell

Yeah I’m also torn. It was in a group of cynaria so I took his word for it.

 

[Ocelaris]

Is it clear/see through? I thought that was the distinguishing characteristic of cynarina. But there is a lot of overlap, it could be an indophyllia. Whatever it is, it's beautiful!

 

[Tyreef2016]

Is it clear/see through? I thought that was the distinguishing characteristic of cynarina. But there is a lot of overlap, it could be an indophyllia. Whatever it is, it's beautiful!

hard to tell if its clear, it just came in today and looks a bit rough from shipping. few skeleton spots showing. Its got almost like a clear green then a bright green so possibly clearish. ill research some differences I suppose.

thanks for the complement I also love its coloration!

 

[thewedge]

If it is cynarina, make sure to target feed a few times a week. I almost lost mine until I started feeding it mysis. Now it's yuuuge.

 

[DSC reef]

Looks like Acanthophyllia deshayesiana