C cnl83 New member Joined Aug 6, 2010 Messages 3 Aug 6, 2010 #1 I hope I am posting in the proper forum. If not, I do apologize. I have this hard coral that came with my live rock. Im not sure what it is or how to care for it. Does anyone know what this is? It is hard, that is all I know.
I hope I am posting in the proper forum. If not, I do apologize. I have this hard coral that came with my live rock. Im not sure what it is or how to care for it. Does anyone know what this is? It is hard, that is all I know.
TJL copod Joined Dec 14, 2009 Messages 2,436 Location Everett, WA Aug 7, 2010 #2 It looks like a retracted Duncan colony (Duncanopsammia axifuga) or maybe Tubastraea, also retracted Hey WELCOME aboard Reef frontiers, what else do you have and tell us about your set-up Todd
It looks like a retracted Duncan colony (Duncanopsammia axifuga) or maybe Tubastraea, also retracted Hey WELCOME aboard Reef frontiers, what else do you have and tell us about your set-up Todd
W Workaholic Millipora Addict Joined Sep 2, 2007 Messages 820 Location Federal Way, WA Aug 7, 2010 #3 unfortunately i'm with TJL but that looks like its either very close or already dead. I can't really see any tissue where there should be at all.. Tom
unfortunately i'm with TJL but that looks like its either very close or already dead. I can't really see any tissue where there should be at all.. Tom
Faciosity reefer Joined Mar 26, 2009 Messages 1,181 Location Spokane Aug 7, 2010 #4 looks like a sad tubastrea to me
C cnl83 New member Joined Aug 6, 2010 Messages 3 Aug 7, 2010 #5 Ok what about this? Its some sort of Clam. The only reason im asking is because Id like to try and keep it alive. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N24qKEaDHNg
Ok what about this? Its some sort of Clam. The only reason im asking is because Id like to try and keep it alive. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N24qKEaDHNg
SaltwaterNoobs Well-known member Joined Jul 15, 2010 Messages 234 Location Phoenix, AZ Aug 7, 2010 #6 The first pic you posted looks like how my zoas do when they are retracted, but I'd say Duncan colony is the closest accurate identification. How long has the liverock been in the tank?
The first pic you posted looks like how my zoas do when they are retracted, but I'd say Duncan colony is the closest accurate identification. How long has the liverock been in the tank?
W Workaholic Millipora Addict Joined Sep 2, 2007 Messages 820 Location Federal Way, WA Aug 7, 2010 #8 CNL83: The video you posted appears to be some sort of oyster or muscle. That and fantastic soundtrack, not often does someone pick lacuna coil. Tom
CNL83: The video you posted appears to be some sort of oyster or muscle. That and fantastic soundtrack, not often does someone pick lacuna coil. Tom