What is it? Can you guess!

[user 26995]

Xenia?

Nope...try again!

 

[Nano reefer]

Sebae nem?

 

[user 26995]

Sebae nem?

Nope...try again

hint... this coral is found in australia and require a moderate to high current

 

[Scampy]

lol...looks like mine...its a duncan

 

[user 26995]

lol...looks like mine...its a duncan

yep a duncan

here is another probably easy one

 

[Nano reefer]

Brain coral?!

 

[estanoche]

i'd guess either a favite (since it has shared walls) or acan echinata

but psh.... who knows with those crazy hippie colors!!!

 

[user 26995]

Brain coral?!

Believe it is a type of one. Aussie Acan Brain Coral

 

[user 26995]

Okay, this is it. After this one I am out of pics until later tonight when I can put some more together. Anyone else have any, feel free to post them.

Give me the family name of this one.

 

[user 26995]

i'd guess either a favite (since it has shared walls) or acan echinata

but psh.... who knows with those crazy hippie colors!!!

You like those colors do you :lol:

 

[estanoche]

You like those colors do you :lol:

you know it!! :hippie: :hippie: :hippie: :hippie: :hippie:

 

[Scampy]

Actinodiscus

 

[donrando]

i would say Discosoma mushroom, but family name would be Discosomatidae

 

[Scampy]

I think you're right. Actinodiscus is the species name.

 

[estanoche]

Here's one for you guys

 

[Scampy]

A deer track in the snow :biggrin1:

 

[Nano reefer]

I cant see it!

 

[estanoche]

I can see it, heck from the bar even!

 

[10gnano]

A deer track in the snow :biggrin1:

hahaha

 

[user 26995]

Here's one for you guys

Is it something partially burried in the sand? I think we need a hint...