• Alejandro

Lindsay

It might be Galaxea sp., it definitely looks like it in terms of the polyps, or a dying goniopora.

Andrew9246

I don't think it's a galaxea, since I already have a galaxea, and this thing hides its tentacles at night instead of extending them, plus the tentacle sizes are up to 2mm. Also, I looked into the goniopora - it's not that either.

Marie5735

Cornularia, tubipora, maybe something briareum-like. The photo here is not under actinarians and needs to be closer. The base, spiny without polyps?

Nicole7122

Today in Ayrif, Denis was asking about such a thing. A beautiful coral, at least it looks very similar. I just didn't remember the name. It fluoresces wonderfully. You can ask from Ayrif, he should know.

Bryan1851

Thank you, colleagues. I will ask. As for the prickliness, I won't say anything. The fragment is completely covered with polyps, and I don't know if there is a hard skeleton underneath them, and I'm afraid to touch it with my hands.