Branching Flavia

[pwoller]

http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u252/p_woller/flavia001.jpg

I picked this up this week. Have you ever seen a flavia like this? It was sold to me as a branching flavia.

[Don-Coraleone]

cool. thats a sweet piece.

[tibbs2]

Thats cool. I think they are called Favia instead of Flavia though.

[Kigs]

You sure it's not just encrusting a piece of rock that had base branches on'em?

[pwoller]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13755045#post13755045 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Kigs
You sure it's not just encrusting a piece of rock that had base branches on'em?

Thats what I asked the guy that sold it to me, but he said that it was listed by the company that sent it as a branching favia. Thats why I was curious if anyone else had one.

[casualreefer]

well you could frag one of the branches and see if there is any rocks underneath the branches. nice piece though.

[NewbieForever]

I am not much good for LPS ID's but are you sure its not a branching merulina?

[pwoller]

I guess it could be but I actually verified it with the guy that sold it to me.

[1fishkeeper]

Its got horn's that good looking there.

[xMRxCOMPLETEx]

Thats a kool lookin piece!