ID help please

[LagoonLounge]

Can someone please identify this sps please totally forgot the name

Thanks

 

[FangsAndGames]

Can someone please identify this sps please totally forgot the name

Thanks

acropora is the genus. Not sure about the species

 

[LagoonLounge]

acropora is the genus. Not sure about the species

Yeah i knew it was an acropora just not sure on what type

 

[FangsAndGames]

acropora is the genus. Not sure about the species

they love high light and lots of flow. If you can provide that it’ll take off for you.

 

[FangsAndGames]

they love high light and lots of flow. If you can provide that it’ll take off for you.

I can look for you too

 

[FangsAndGames]

Maybe this article?

Handbook for the correct acropora ID - Blog Coral Wonders

Identify acroporas is a complicated task, tedious and error prone task. With this book you will learn to do it quickly, simple and reliable.

blog.coralwonders.com

 

[LagoonLounge]

they love high light and lots of flow. If you can provide that it’ll take off for you.

Its growing nicely at the moment started to encrust. Its about 7" from the surface using reef leds 90s x2

100% blue
60% white
20% violet

 

[FangsAndGames]

Another post...

Looking for Acropora species ID

Hi all! I’m looking to become a little more familiar with some of the species of Acropora that I keep. So I was hoping I could get some help with identifying what I currently have. I did my best with the pictures but if you need new ones just let me know what would be helpful and I’ll do my best...

www.reef2reef.com

 

[CCauthers]

Were you looking for a "trade name" or the species?

 

[FangsAndGames]

Dunno man I’m out of my league. I can tell you genus, but when it comes to sps species in particular I’m a no show LOL. Im good at ants, dart frogs, some LPS, and tarantulas. Outside of that I know nothing. Sounds like it’s in good hands and will take off though!

 

[LagoonLounge]

Were you looking for a "trade name" or the species?

Both to be honest just so I can note it down... i think it might be ARC Firework according to someone on Facebook

 

[LagoonLounge]

Dunno man I’m out of my league. I can tell you genus, but when it comes to sps species in particular I’m a no show LOL. Im good at ants, dart frogs, some LPS, and tarantulas. Outside of that I know nothing. Sounds like it’s in good hands and will take off though!

My current collection on reptiles and arachnids

19 ball pythons
36 tarantulas
2 scorpions
4 panther chameleons ( 2 ambilobe pairs )

Looking at getting some dart frogs soon

 

[CCauthers]

Both to be honest just so I can note it down... i think it might be ARC Firework according to someone on Facebook

Looks like a WWC Merlin staff, ARC Fireworks or BC Space Laser but you will only be able to adequately differentiate between them when it gets larger. My best guess for species is A. kimbeensis, or, less likely, A. Donei

 

[FangsAndGames]

Random pics

 

[LagoonLounge]

Random pics

Nice.. these are my top 3 favourite

 

[FangsAndGames]

Tarantulas:
A. Purpurea (sling)
E. Cynoganthus (sling)
P. Irminia
T. Albopilusus

Dart frogs:
Ranitomeya Benedicta

Ants (had, all died):
Camponotus sp
S. Invicta
Crematogaster sp
Phiedole sp

Fish:
Niger trigger
Hippo tang
White tail tang
Magnificent foxface
Chromis
More...

 

[FangsAndGames]

Nice.. these are my top 3 favourite

dang!!!

T. Seladonia!?

 

[FangsAndGames]

dang!!!

T. Seladonia!?

or y. Diversipies?

 

[FangsAndGames]

My current collection on reptiles and arachnids

19 ball pythons
36 tarantulas
2 scorpions
4 panther chameleons ( 2 ambilobe pairs )

Looking at getting some dart frogs soon

Dendrobates are beginner

check out:

Citronella
Bakhuis
Olemarie

 

[FangsAndGames]

Dendrobates are beginner

check out:

Citronella
Bakhuis
Olemarie

also...

Auratus
Columbian green and blue
El Cope
Hawaiian
Super blue
Capurgana