Anybody wanna waste some time ID'ing corals?

[gregt]

Ok, here's the story. A friend of mine is moving to Tampa from Philadelphia and needed a place to keep his corals for a few months while he gets settled. I wasn't able to be present when he stopped by, so he put them all in my tank and I'm not sure what all of them are.

So, I asked Eric if he would verify my id's and someone requested that I post the pic's, so here they are. Some of them are real easy, but some I'm still struggling with. A few I need to get better pictures of, so if you want another shot of any, just let me know.

Have fun!
http://www.saltyzoo.com/PhotoAlbum.jsp?urlStr=/180/gregs-corals

[ June 03, 2001: Message edited by: gregt ]

 

[Eric Borneman]

Your site must have been busy - I think I can get most of them, but couldn't pull up any but the splash screen for the page..

try again later

Eric

 

[gregt]

Figures, I was in the middle of working on the server when you tried... Hopefully you'll have better luck later.

 

[Eric Borneman]

From top to bottom, left to right

Protopalythoa sp.
Anthelia (if mat, no stalk) sp.
Hydnophora rigida
Sinularia sp.
Zoanthus sp.
u/k zoanthid
Discosomatidae poss Discosoma sp.?
currently Actinodiscus sp.
Pachyclavularia sp.
Favia sp.
Euphyllia paradivisa (if branched) and divisa if not branched
Xenia sp.
Caulastrea sp.
no idea - too small and bleached
Sinularia sp.
Pachyclavularia sp.

eric

 

[gregt]

Thanks Eric,

You filled in my missing pieces.