Help to identify acropora specie

[douglaslps]

Hi all,

I'm having a hard time identifying one of my acropora. Please take a look:


I believe it is either a Acropora Tortuosa or a Acropora millepora pink

Can someone help me?

[Led reef]

Originally Posted by douglaslps

Hi all,



I'm having a hard time identifying one of my acropora. Please take a look:





I believe it is either a Acropora Tortuosa or a Acropora millepora pink



Can someone help me?

Red planet.



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[Led reef]

Next plz


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[douglaslps]

Originally Posted by Led reef

Red planet.

Thank you!

Originally Posted by Led reef

Next plz

All right, you asked for it

At around second 5 of my reef video update I have a Montipora. I was under the impression this was a Digitata Green however it is growing sideways and not upwards. Can you help?

[Led reef]

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[douglaslps]

Originally Posted by Led reef

Video not open

Probably tapatalk don't like iframe. Please try the link directly: https://youtu.be/BSHORufzpas?t=5&vq=hd1080

[dadummy]

red planet is the species? huh?

[Led reef]

Acropora plana


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[C.Eymann]

Originally Posted by Led reef

Acropora plana


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red planet is acropora anthoceris, not plana

[Piper27]

Doesn't look like plana. I always thought red planet was a hyanthicus, either way one of those two IDs is as close as you can get with such a small frag. Unless it was bought as red planet it's not a red planet.

[Led reef]

Ya ya that is red planet for sure


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[Led reef]

Depend on the light it turn on green


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[C.Eymann]

Originally Posted by Piper27

Doesn't look like plana. I always thought red planet was a hyanthicus, either way one of those two IDs is as close as you can get with such a small frag. Unless it was bought as red planet it's not a red planet.

A lot of people mistake RP as a Millie, hyacinthus, etc.
But real red planet is indeed anthoceris

[rvareef]

Originally Posted by C.Eymann

A lot of people mistake RP as a Millie, hyacinthus, etc.
But real red planet is indeed anthoceris

Where did you find this? I was only able to find gbd saying it looks to be an anthoceris, cant find anything from ORA saying it is anthoceris.

[douglaslps]

Originally Posted by Led reef

Depend on the light it turn on green


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Excess, lack of light or wrong spectrum?

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[C.Eymann]

Originally Posted by rvareef

Where did you find this? I was only able to find gbd saying it looks to be an anthoceris, cant find anything from ORA saying it is anthoceris.

Find this ?
GBD?

ORA isn't always right on their coral names.

RP's radiulars are way different than hyachintus, growth is typically different too, only coral that I have trouble differentiate from A. hyachintus is A.cyntherea.