My turn, I need a couple ID's

[raoul]

We got this maze brain yesterday. You can't tell by the pic, but it's a blue/green color - a turquoise maybe. You also can't tell by the pic, but it's shaped like a balloon, the base is down in the rock. Any ideas on a scientific name? There's some recession at the base, so we weren't too worried about placing the base in the rock work. The recession looks pretty old though so we took a chance.

http://saltbucket.com/d/7395-2/75+gal+04-01-07006+c.jpg (http://saltbucket.com/v/altastampsalot/LPS+Jan+07/75+gal+04-01-07006+c.jpg.html)

Just for kicks, here's a different pic, it gives a better idea of the shape - and I liked the reflections :)

http://saltbucket.com/d/7401-2/75+gal+04-01-07012+c.jpg (http://saltbucket.com/v/altastampsalot/LPS+Jan+07/75+gal+04-01-07012+c.jpg.html)

The next were sold as acans of some sort, but I wondered if someone had more specific names, scientific and common would be great. The better looking one in the back we've had for about a month now, the closer one we got yesterday as well. Hopefully it will be nice and fat and growing new mouths shortly as well!

http://saltbucket.com/d/7404-2/75+gal+04-01-07020+c.jpg (http://saltbucket.com/v/altastampsalot/LPS+Jan+07/75+gal+04-01-07020+c.jpg.html)

TIA!

[mile sq. reefer]

Nice corals. The second photo is an acanthastrea echinata.

[raoul]

Thanks :)
Both are echinata? So I can expect the newest one to look like the other one as far as growth pattern? I like to know what to expect :)

Now I have to admit - I have two exact threads going because of a double post I didn't catch in time :roll: