Hey there! I’m new to the forum. Welp I was gifted this frag and I have no clue what it is. It’s doing great btw. It’s purple pink with green polyps. The pics are horrible but its the best I can do. Ugh. Thanks!
What do I have?
- Thread starter Sherrya62
- Start date
- Tagged users None
Billldg
My Gem Tang Is Watching You
Looks like its a GSP, Green Star Polyps coral.
Welcome to R2R!!!
Welcome to R2R!!!
Last edited:
Redfoxtang
2500 Club Member
Partner Member 2024
Excellence Award
Reef Tank 365
Tampa Bay Reef Keepers
Hospitality Award
R2R Secret Santa 2023
Looks like green star polyps to me! aka GSP
Redfoxtang
2500 Club Member
Partner Member 2024
Excellence Award
Reef Tank 365
Tampa Bay Reef Keepers
Hospitality Award
R2R Secret Santa 2023
Welcome to R2R also!!!
vetteguy53081
Well known Member and monster tank lover
Partner Member 2024
Excellence Award
Reef Tank 365
RGB
Article Contributor
Tampa Bay Reef Keepers
West Palm Beach Reefer
Hospitality Award
Ocala Reef Club Member
305 Reef Club
Wisco Reefers
Midwest Reefer
Fish Medic
MAC of SW Florida
Rock Pool Reef Keepers
R2R Secret Santa 2023
My Tank Thread
My Aquarium Showcase
+1 on GSP
Dragon52
2500 Club Member
Welcome to R2R. ++ on GSP
Keep an eye on it because it does grow pretty quick & can take over. You might want to put it on a rock in the sand by itself away from your other rocks, that will help.
Keep an eye on it because it does grow pretty quick & can take over. You might want to put it on a rock in the sand by itself away from your other rocks, that will help.
Billldg
My Gem Tang Is Watching You
LOL!!! Its all good.
LagoonLounge
loving the reef life
Welcome to R2R!
Green star polyps ( GSP for short ), if you decide to keep them place them on their own little island or a piece of rock as they can over take your aquascape very quickly if parameters are in check..
Green star polyps ( GSP for short ), if you decide to keep them place them on their own little island or a piece of rock as they can over take your aquascape very quickly if parameters are in check..
Welcome. If it has a stony base it is most likely a pipe organ coral. Green star polyps are completely soft. See if this helps
Welcome to R2R!!! In case no one else told you, I think they may be Green Star Polyps 
So these are mine that I was going to isolate to one rock. Yes, they are growing on the back wall, every rock, and across the sand bed. I kinda failed
So these are mine that I was going to isolate to one rock. Yes, they are growing on the back wall, every rock, and across the sand bed. I kinda failed
LARedstickreefer
Valuable Member
- Joined
- Jun 16, 2019
- Messages
- 1,479
- Reaction score
- 1,838
Bristleworm photo bomber.
