ID please

[trueblackpercula]

Just picked this up today can someone tell me what it is? this picture was taken under actinics only. It is a very darkyellow green and has bright purple tips.
Thanks
Michael
http://reefcentral.com/gallery/data/500/42064mini-RIMG0001.JPG
http://reefcentral.com/gallery/data/500/42064mini-RIMG0002.JPG

[just dave]

In case you didn't know there is an ID forum (http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=482) .

[Nanook]

[moved]

[Jefe12234]

Wow, I'm sure I have that exact same coral. Unfortunately I have no idea what it is. I'll be awaiting an answer as well.

[Jefe12234]

Ok, here's mine.

http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee123/Jefe12234/10-1-07/GreenCluster.jpg

[trueblackpercula]

WOw thats a great looking coral were do you keep it? Mine has not opened as much as yours. Was it wild cuaght? is it in direct flow or indirect flow?
I think i did find it check this out.
http://whelk.aims.gov.au/coralsearch/html/001-100/Species%20pages/60.htm
Michael

[Jefe12234]

Thanks, I've had it about a month and a half. I just took the pic today. I'm guessing it's wild because it has an Acro crab and no base, just a bit of rock. It also had some sort of snapping shrimp that I had to remove because it kept building a fabric-like tube throughout the base of the coral. I keep the coral on the sandbed in a 40 breeder (which is a pretty shallow tank) under a 250w Phoenix in a Lumenarc reflector. It's not in direct flow but gets enough flow to keep the polyps moving. As for the ID, you might have it. The only corals I know of with a shape like this are samoensis and humilis, and it looks more like samoensis on that site.

Yours looks really nice too, just no polyp extension. But I guess that's to be expected with a new coral.