February '09 POTM Contest
- Thread starter Woodstock
- Start date
Adam Black
Member
Any Montipora (Spongodes, confusa, spumosa, capricornis, digitata, etc) are all considered sps.
Unfortunately, this coral would not be eligible for the Feb POTM contest. Sorry! Feel free to upload another shot if you have a pic of an LPS you would like to enter.
Unfortunately, this coral would not be eligible for the Feb POTM contest. Sorry! Feel free to upload another shot if you have a pic of an LPS you would like to enter.
seafansar
Well-Known Member
Beautiful hammer! I've always wanted one.
twoclowns
Member
its so hard to find a healthy specimen, most that come in now are severely damaged and end up getting a protozoan infection, mine got the infection I dipped several times in a very strong lugols and tank water to rid it of the infection. The colony was originally shaped like an x the cross at the center was lost and but the 4 ends all lived and have grown about 1.5 inches of skeleton above were the crossing point was, its very healthy now and measures around 9 x 9 from each x end. The tips were originally green but have turned a very nice blue. I have only had it for about 16 months. Its also sprung little babies around the base of the tissue.
jeffreyKTM
Member
nicoleblkwidow
Member
Curgan: love the goni pic, is that before or after the swelling? 
nicoleblkwidow
Member
Well again there are sooo many awesome pics, not sure I should bother.
Here are my attempts;
Bubble
Pectina
galaxea
Can't take the pics I want to enter as I left my camera eqipment at my mom's after a field trip to see the dead sea scrolls.
Here are my attempts;
Bubble
Pectina
galaxea
Can't take the pics I want to enter as I left my camera eqipment at my mom's after a field trip to see the dead sea scrolls.
michael_cb_125
Well-Known Member
I love the Bubble Picture... very nice.
But I think that the Pectina is an SPS coral.
~Michael
But I think that the Pectina is an SPS coral.
~Michael
nicoleblkwidow
Member
Michael: Had a discussion about this before in another thread about the creepy coral. It could be an sps, but you can see the mouths in the pic and their are no other polyps? Some of the fish places have it listed under LPS. I don't know. Don't think I have time to enter my bubble anyways.
Good luck everyone!
Good luck everyone!
