Found a use for Anthelia

[mogurnda]

This patch has resisted my best efforts at eradication. She looks so cozy, I may havve to leave it.

[jason the filter freak]

awesome spot to host. I'm suprised the don't close up.

[mogurnda]

awesome spot to host. I'm suprised the don't close up.

They have been hanging out in the zoanthids next door for a few years, I guess Anthelia is softer. Once the corals get used to them, they don't tend to close up, even pouty corals like sarcophyton.

 

Every time I look at this photo I want to go back to bed.

[hbh]

That's really sweet! It looks like it's in a feathery bed.

[txaggies07]

Mine have found a liking for Anthelia as well. Sometimes the little male rubs up on the zoos.

[gmubeach]

Mine live in a green/purple fuzzy mushroom

[Leishman]

Dave; do you have any frags of that cyphastria on the left?

[mogurnda]

Borneman told me it was an Astreopora, but I will remain agnostic.

 

Anyway, I should be able to lop off a small chunk. Most of it is encrusting an integral part of the rockwork, but there is a bit I think I can get some shears around.

[Leishman]

Astreopora then, still looks nice to me

[mogurnda]

Oops, missed your last post. I can cut a chunk for you next week after J goes back to Mexico and life settles down.