Pink Star Polyps??

[Jeepjeep_0]

So, I’ve been told no such think as pink star polyps. I’ve also been told possibly sand or Clove polyps. I think I have better photos attached. They are identical to my GSP except the color. Any ideas?? Also in the colony photo there’s some encrusting type coral growing on the rock, any ideas on that as well? Thanks in advance!!

 

[sfin52]

Gsp can come in multiple color. Green is the most common

 

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[ProfessorAronnax]

Very cool! Many years ago (15 or more) I was in a LFS and they were selling a colony that was bone white. The price was insane even by today's market. Would have killed for a chunk!

 

[Will Wohlers]

Definitely a very uncommon color form of gsp you have there. Would probably be fairly easy to get rid of frags compaired to the traditional green variety.

The encrusting coral without a better photo looks like it could be a pavona or lepto but better pics would be necessary.