Coral id

[cent36]

Can someone id this please

 

[neil82]

http://m.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=597+321+3032&pcatid=3032

 

[Irishman]

They are part of the Duncan family. My wife and i saw those at Keys


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[cent36]

Cool. Does anyone have these local?

 

[NightHawk]

Sun Coral and I don't think it is part of the Duncan family it is a NPS coral.

 

[FinsUp]

Allyson at MBC usually has these, if I recall correctly.

 

[just_tim]

And Elite reef normally carries them. Best advice, start training them to feed during lighting hours right away. And yes they are nps and prefer shadows.

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[scchase]

Same family as Duncans different genus, family name is Dendrophylliidae
​Here is a great article on them ​http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2011/12/corals

 

[SynDen]

Yep, Sun coral - dendro, is a NPS coral.

 

[Rumen]

The ones on the top right is the sun coral the bottom ones are fat head dendro keys island carry alot of the sun corals he also have black ones but mind blowing has the fat head dendro

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[tomtom2245]

Agreed on the sun corals. I have some of the black Suns and fat head dendros. They definitely need to be target fed. The best way I've found is to add a little food to the main tank and then wait about 15min. Mine all open up after they sense the food in the water.