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Thanks. I guess it is just a normal Tenius then.Whatever it is it looks happy. Some kind of green tenius?
If you're looking for the "trade name" and not the scientific name, you would have to ask whoever you got it from. "trade names" are about lineage. If the person who you got it from doesn't know, or if it's a frag of a wild or maricultured coral, then it has no "trade name" as there is no lineage. I agree with Michael, it looks like a green A. tenuis to me, and a happy one at that.Thanks. I guess it is just a normal Tenius then.
Hey man many thanks for the info. Green Acro Tenius it is then.If you're looking for the "trade name" and not the scientific name, you would have to ask whoever you got it from. "trade names" are about lineage. If the person who you got it from doesn't know, or if it's a frag of a wild or maricultured coral, then it has no "trade name" as there is no lineage. I agree with Michael, it looks like a green A. tenuis to me, and a happy one at that.
It needs a name now. Maybe call it Leprechaun Tenius?Hey man many thanks for the info. Green Acro Tenius it is then.
Nah, with that second pic's feather duster backround it's gotta be alien/space themedIt needs a name now. Maybe call it Leprechaun Tenius?


