Post your favorite acropora pictures

[Velodog2]

This is the verde the plum I just got will try to get a pic in the morn.

The verde is in the foreground? That's the growth form mine has taken. Upturned short branches. The green coloration on the branches is nice but very subtle. You can see it from the top down, but the glass washes it out from the side. The polyps art nice neon green however. I like its growth form but kinda regret giving it a prominent spot in my tank. Was one of my first acros.

 

[Greenstreet.1]

Was one of my first Ora pack I love the neon tips myself and the growth is nice but I think as it grows it will color up more

 

[Greenstreet.1]

Just got these last night and love them already also Ora but not an acro

 

[Greenstreet.1]

 

[motortrendz]

one of my favorites I had For a while. Not sure what the name of it is though.

 

[Rob.D]

one of my favorites I had For a while. Not sure what the name of it is though.

Very nice, looks like A. Austera.

 

[cee]

Very nice, looks like A. Austera.

My guess was A. globiceps...

 

[motortrendz]

Its funny BC no one was able to confidently ID it. It came in on a Jakarta shipment I got. And it was a metalic greyish blue with nice white polyps. It was sharp looking in person. But the round coralites throw everyone off.

 

[motortrendz]

this was another killer piece I Wish I didn't loose. Last year the hurricane wiped out all of my coral. Almost 175 colonies.

 

[ZIGGY63]

Got this from am yesterday

 

[k2parkstar]

Got this from am yesterday <img src="https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=122034"/>

Very nice

 

[Rob.D]

Ziggy Just wait for the green skin to get brighter, my mother colony has finally colored up and it's super bright

 

[Greenstreet.1]

ZIGGY do you know the name of it looks like one I got from reefpets that I'm trying to id

 

[ZIGGY63]

can't wait to see it color up then, thanks rob. I don't know the name, rob would probably know it before I could ever even find it on the net.

 

[Rob.D]

can't wait to see it color up then, thanks rob. I don't know the name, rob would probably know it before I could ever even find it on the net.

I think this is the species, I got it as a wild frag about 4 yrs ago.

Acropora multiacuta. Corals of the World - Photos, maps and information about corals and reefs

 

[Greenstreet.1]