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Can someone please ID this Birds Nest for me, I was told its quite a rare variety but thats about it...

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i have one...but the name escapes me now,but its not rare from what iv seen.
 
Looks like the normal Seriatopora hystrix (Green Birds Nest).
 
Seriatopora Caliendrum

if it is?


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Latin name: Seriatopora Caliendrum
Discovered: Ehrenberg, 1834
Growth: medium / fast
Degree of difficulty: easy to medium for advanced reefkeepers
Lighting: medium/strong
Current: medium/strong
Captive reproduction: fragmenting
 
lol lot of posts since i started that reply...hmmm so u think Caliendrum, colour of the polyps and shape of the pic Les posted does look pretty much the same.

Les, when I bring you your piece later you can confirm :)
 
lol lot of posts since i started that reply...hmmm so u think Caliendrum, colour of the polyps and shape of the pic Les posted does look pretty much the same.

Les, when I bring you your piece later you can confirm :)

cool dude, im just happy to be getting a piece again.. must look for rose and green millipora now. they are awsome .. oh and dont forget plating monti's :)
 
Ditto!

And Kunhardt, it is not a rare coral ;)

Cool thanks for the info, don't know much about sps species so need the help. The guy I got the frag from was sold the mother colony and was told it was a rare coral, will have to inform him this is not the case.
 
lol... indeed, any Birdsnest seems to be rare for East London :p

mos sps are rare in east london.. cant get it readily at the LFS and the majority of the guys down here cant seem to keep them too long as interest in the hobby dwindles as the season ends...
 
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