ID Acropora

jlserr · 05-25-2004, 07:20 PM

I've been wondering how to identify acroporas... I don't know why personal websites sometimes have the full name (i mean name and last name

) of their acroporas... I see them just as acropora

Is there a guide to identify them?

These are my two frags. If someone can tell me their last name

Boomer · 05-26-2004, 01:35 AM

You most have missed the thread I started on RC and brought it up here

Eric's Coral ID Mini-Class has Fired-Up

05-25-2004, 07:20 PM	#1 (permalink)
jlserr Tubeworm Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Mexico City Posts: 33 View Gallery Karma Komment	ID Acropora I've been wondering how to identify acroporas... I don't know why personal websites sometimes have the full name (i mean name and last name ) of their acroporas... I see them just as acropora Is there a guide to identify them? These are my two frags. If someone can tell me their last name __________________ "We all know, of course, that compared with man, the insect does not display what we could describe as intelligence. But why should we feel proud about that? Where there is no intelligence, there may be no stupidity." Nils Hellstrom (Hellstrom Chronicle 1971) jose luis serrano CG architect www.mecadigital.com

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