Looking for id

[reefpeeper]

Do not know if this thing is named or not. If not what type of acro is it. Im pretty new to sps.

 

[revsgirl]

Bump

 

[reefpeeper]

Anybody

 

[PaulKreider]

Looks like a green slimmer to me?

But I'm not an SPS Guru like some guys on here lol, im sure one of them will chime in.

 

[Frick]

It's a green Acro. That's the best name you will be able to properly get with out knowing how it grows and not seeing what it loks like as a colony.

 

[PaulKreider]

^ He's one of those guys I was talking about ::

 

[Frick]

^ He's one of those guys I was talking about ::

Uh Oh what did I do!?! :tongue:

 

[PaulKreider]

You're insane knowledge of so many species!! One of those guru's!

 

[Frick]

You're insane knowledge of so many species!! One of those guru's!

Thanks, but I am still learning everyday. That's what makes these ID threads so fun.

 

[reefpeeper]

It's a green Acro. That's the best name you will be able to properly get with out knowing how it grows and not seeing what it loks like as a colony.

Here is a pic of the colony. Top right of pic

 

[Frick]

Hmm. For my initial guess I would say A. loisettaea.
Acropora loisetteae. Corals of the World - Photos, maps and information about corals and reefs