ID me please

[Hotwheels]

:headache: Starting a LS log and want to have the right names down not nick names or common "local" names.:Thinking:
Some I just don't know.
Thanks:biggrin:

Your assistance is greatly Appreciated

 

[FRY]

should have put number next to pic.

 

[Hotwheels]

Pictures were taken with a sony cyber-shot 4.1megapixels
Auto setup, Sorry about some of the angles but sometimes water movement and flash or lighting dictate shot

The lighting on the take are orbits 2x dual 10k & 2x dual actinics

 

[nanoreefer22]

In order, White Star polyps, Red Bubble tip anemone, ricordia, button polyps, yellow polyps, Green star polyps, a blue mushroom, some kinda sponge, and some red bubble algae.

 

[House of Laughter]

White clove polyps
Rose Bubble tip anenome
Orange Ricordia
Gren Button polyps
Yellow Polyps (anenomes)
Green Star polyps (although they really look like green encrusting gorgonian)
blue striped mushroom
sponge
bubble algae

House

 

[Hotwheels]

:iamwithst :banghead: Top to bottom 1-9

SORRY!!:approve:

 

[House of Laughter]

D&&m it Kris

LOL Right on man - I thought this was a test!

House

 

[Hotwheels]

House OL
The sponge is prickly Is good, bad, or just ugly? Red Algae?

 

[Hotwheels]

Thanks fellas
No test. If anything, I'm testing myself. But I just want to log my LS correctly.

Also I can see the same type of coral or fish in more than one store and see it be called a different thing every time.:spin:

 

[Deanos]

Ahem :irked: ...he asked for the right names, not common local names.

Tubipora musica
Entacmaea quadricolor
Ricordia florida
Protopalythoa sp.
Parazoanthus gracilis
Pachyclavularia violacea
Actinodiscus (discosoma) striata
Rhodactis sp.
Botryocladia algae (sea grapes)

:fight2:

 

[nanoreefer22]

Ahem :irked: ...he asked for the right names, not common local names.

Tubipora musica
Entacmaea quadricolor
Ricordia florida
Protopalythoa sp.
Parazoanthus gracilis
Pachyclavularia violacea
Actinodiscus (discosoma) striata
Rhodactis sp.
Botryocladia algae (sea grapes)

:fight2:

Woopppssss:fishhit:

 

[House of Laughter]

The devil is in the details :banghead:

Go Dean! rangehat:

House

 

[joseney21]

what a show off that guy dean....lol

 

[Hotwheels]

Ahem :irked: ...he asked for the right names, not common local names.
:fight2:

:wow:
Thanks Deanos, House..., and Nano...

Is this about right?
If so I will log them and :google: them, so I'm may know if any need special care requirements.
:scratch: Are the last two good, bad, or just UGLY?


White clove polyps - Tubipora musica
Rose Bubble tip anenome - Enacmaea Quadricolor
Orange Ricordia - Ricordia Florida
Gren Button polyps - Protopalythoa sp.
Yellow Polyps (anenomes) - Parazoanthus gracilis
Green Star polyps - Pachyclavularia violacea
blue striped mushroom - Actinodiscus (discosoma) striata
sponge - Rhodactus sp.
bubble algae - Botryocladia Algae (sea grapes)

More to come...

 

[Deanos]

:scratch: Are the last two good, bad, or just UGLY?

sponge - Rhodactus sp.
bubble algae - Botryocladia Algae (sea grapes)

We need a better pic of #8. Some think it's a sponge, while I think it's a small hairy mushroom (Rhodactis sp).

I had the sea grapes algae in my tank until I got a Scopas Tang. He ate it all :eat::lol2:. It grew pretty slowly, so I say it's not a nuisance algae.

 

[Hotwheels]

Putting something in the tank to counter something else is something I always try to do
No Chemicals for
just the the trace elements
I like the Idea of letting nature take its course
Plus watch things grow and eat one another is pretty cool, National Geographics in your own home
Or the discovery channel live. which ever you prefer.
Standby for pic. PLEASE

 

[Hotwheels]

We need a better pic of #8. Some think it's a sponge, while I think it's a small hairy mushroom (Rhodactis sp).

I had the sea grapes algae in my tank until I got a Scopas Tang. He ate it all :eat::lol2:. It grew pretty slowly, so I say it's not a nuisance algae.

Here Ya go

 

[Hotwheels]

How about these.

 

[Hotwheels]

Here are some more...

 

[Deanos]

Here are some more...

1. Looks like [SIZE=-1]Euphyllia glabrescens[/SIZE] (Torch Coral), but need to see it fully expanded.
2. Xenia Umbellata (Pom Pom Xenia)