Coral ID

The Pectinia Spiny Cup Coral is a SPS coral, also referred to as a Lettuce, Hibiscus, Palm, Carnation, or Cabbage Coral. They form cabbage-like colonies with ruffled branches that terminate in very sharp points. The coloration within these corals vary, and typically darken towards the center of the colony. They add a unique form and presence to a reef aquarium.
Its behavior is peaceful and can be placed in close proximity to other peaceful-natured corals. The Pectinia Lettuce Coral is not a coral for the novice reef keeper as it is moderately difficult to maintain. Its home will require medium lighting combined with a medium water movement. For continued good health, it will also require the addition of calcium, strontium, and other trace elements to the water.

Once again I was wrong wrong wrong

Luna was right..cabbage coral along with some other names

We will see how it goes where it is. Might not like the light so if it starts bleaching I got no other place but the bottom and thats reserved for a nice Scolymia.

Karma to ya guys!

 

Im thinking that book sure is expensive but then it would sure come in handy and be some good reading and Pics.

Something about spending 1K every semester for kids books in college has me
"Book Broke" if you know what I mean. What a racket that is Ill stop there.

 

Put it on your Christmas list?

 

CHRISTMAS!!! ITS FRIGGIN APRIL!

THIS IS SALTWATER! I NEED IT NOW!!!!

 

Ditto on the expensive part, Damn, $160.00 bucks for a book WOW!!!
Too rich for my blood, I have 3 girls, I have to save all the money that I can for 15's parties and cars and weddings, let me not continue to ponder over the money Im going to be spending. I'll cross that bridge when I get there.;D

 

Nope, it's $160 for 3 books!

 

2 girls here 20 and 22 years old

OH...the weddings...I had almost forgotten

Its looking like no booze and cold cuts...maybe bring a dish to pass:

 

Or you they could have a backyard wedding like I did with under 30 guests. Catering by Famous Dave's BBQ and the whole shebang cost me less than $5,000, dress included

 

Well i still have some time witgh my daughter (8 year old ) but already acting as if "13"
and begging me for a nano tank with "nemo's"....lol