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Ok got this on a piece of live rock, Its rock from Florida if that helps. The tentacles are a pretty clearish green color. Its coming out of what looks like a hard calcified body.

 

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Josh

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Cup coral do not have a skeleton like this one does. I believe it is a balanophyllia. They can be expensive depending on color. They need to be fed.

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Its not a blano, They are generally yellow/orange. Its a wild lps more closely related to a denro and suncorals. Not sure if they are photosynthetic or not but seem to do well without constant feedings.

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drunkenmonk21

 

This seems to be almost identical down to the skeletal structure. Its lights out now and they seem to be extended a great deal more. By the way if you read the description of it in the link, it is in the Dendrophylliidae family, so everyone may have been a bit right :P

 

Here is a pic at night. oh so should I be feeding this, and how often once or twice a week?

 

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Yup, exactly like mine. Online it says they like to be in the shade, mine are doing good in the light with flow too. I feed them an itty bitty pellet once a week, they like frozen shrimp too.

 

Mine: IMG_20110723_185509.jpg

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drunkenmonk21

The ones on my Florida rock seem to have a green tint to them btw, but yea they are the same!!

 

Thanks to everyone for the replies, :grouphug:

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