This one is decent too:All the corals I’ve seen here are on this guide:
Corals | Roatan Reef Guide
www.roatanreefguide.com
Mycetophyllia coral would be cool to see in the hobby. Like a chalice but more interesting
That one may be a branched finger coral (Porites porites f. furcata); the coral looks less shaggy due to the shorter polyp extension, and you can see more the skeleton underneath the polyps.Also looking through more of my photos I found this which appears to be that same endangered coral fighting with cyano
Thanks for the link. It might distract me all day!All the corals I’ve seen here are on this guide:
Corals | Roatan Reef Guide
Mycetophyllia coral would be cool to see in the hobby. Like a chalice but more interesting
isn't there a saying along the lines of "create a problem only you can solve".
Still new here, so how often does the hobby get "new" corals?All the corals I’ve seen here are on this guide:
Corals | Roatan Reef Guide
Mycetophyllia coral would be cool to see in the hobby. Like a chalice but more interesting
the hobby isn’t getting anything “new” from the Caribbean not ever and not unless the reefs do a miraculous turn around and the planet cools…
Sorry @ISpeakForTheSeas I'm gonna steal this one. That's a flamingo tongue snail.
