ID Help

[Mark3]

Is this a torch, or maybe a frogspawn....It's coming back from the skeleton that it is on.

 

[P-Dub]

Looking like a frogspawn at this point...

 

[AdamB]

2nd that

 

[C. Eymann]

Euphyllia crista I believe

 

[Mark3]

It will be interesting to see what comes from that old skeleton

 

[Mark3]

Euphyllia crista I believe

so....? that's a torch, right?

 

[C. Eymann]

so....? that's a torch, right?

Torch is euphyllia glabrcesens, I'm not sure what the common name is for euphyllia crista.

 

[P-Dub]

Euphyllia crista I believe

Definitely possible but some of the tentacles look more like Divisa. I concede it's a tossup at this point.

@Mark3 Keep us posted on the development... Help with ID here

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[DSC reef]

Hard to tell at this point, looking forward to seeing it grown. To the OP, cristata is also known as grape coral.

 

[Mark3]

Hard to tell at this point, looking forward to seeing it grown. To the OP, cristata is also known as grape coral.

thanks

 

[Mark3]

It's getting another new branch coming out of that skeleton ...but still not sure of what it is?
Do you see the new little baby branch starting out?

 

[Mark3]

Hummm...now I look at it, that little baby was in the first photo also....slow growing....kinda like watching the grass grow, or paint dry.

 

[Mark3]

Growing very slow...guessing it doesn't like my tank...I think it is a hammer?

 

[AcroNem]

Right now it appears to be a branching hammer. Which is Fimbriaphyllia paraancora, formerly Euphyllia paraancora.