Tiny Duncan like coral with skeleton.

[asting]

Any help on this? was a freebie in one of my orders. Have it in high light moderate-high flow and it seems to be doing okay. hasn't grown much from what I can tell, but hasn't deteriorated either.

 

[uwharrie]

Looks like a torch

[Newstead]

+1 to above. Torch.

[asting]

It's a torch at this size? isn't more than 3/4" tall including skeleton. Super tiny.

My understanding is that they spread a bit more (branched). I'm familiar with torches, and have never seen one this size. Not convinced that was right. Is there a specific type that is miniature? GUess Ive never seen them smaller than a golfball.

[Dylan.N]

Just a small torch.

[asting]

Interesting. Never even seen one this small. Guess I'll move it a bit lower with the rest of the euphyllia.

[Newstead]

Looks like the 2 branches I broke off of a hammer when removing it from the frag plug :-(. Glued them onto their own plugs and each was about an inch or less high. Very cute tho!

[asting]

Thanks for the responses everyone! Weird, my hammer corals are 4x the size, even the newly split heads. Wonder if that depends on flow or other environmental factors.

 

I also see that my torch coral from salt critters is tiny, but not quite as small as these guys.

[Microbialhydra]

It's a tiny galaxea frag