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FAQs about Elegance Coral Identification
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Creature ID - 2/11/03
I have a green hammer coral about 4 to 5 inch. in diameter and on the side off
the hard calcified part there is a hard growth about 1 inch in diameter with a
fleshy part all around the edge that sticks out about an 8th.of an in. all
around that can contract. it is the same color as the tentacles on the coral
I've read that these coral sometimes reproduce this way ill try and attach a
picture
<Budding is a very common reproductive strategy in this family of corals. The
pictures sent, alas, did not come through clear at all. Do examine the growth up
close with a magnifying glass or jewelers loop. A budding coral is unmistakable.
Best regards, Anthony>
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