Euphyllia
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Taxonavigation
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Introduction
Characteristics
Identification of a particular species is based both on polyp shape of the skeleton. Corallites form the outer edge of the colony. Septa are visible particularly when polyps are retracted. Polyps typically extend during the day and retract partially at night.[1]
Classification
- E. ancora - Hammer Coral
- E. parancora - Hammer Coral
- E. cristata -
- E. divisa - Frogspawn Coral
- E. paradivisia -
- E. glabrescens - Torch Coral
- E. paraglabrescens - Torch Coral
- E. baliensis -
- E. fimbriata -
- E. yaeyamensis -
Gallery
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E. ancora
Hammer Coral -
E. divisa
Frogspawn Coral -
E. glabrescens
Torch Coral
Resources
- Sweeping Beauty by Eric Borneman - Aquarium.Net
- ReefSlides - Bleached Frogspawn Recovery Sequence by Eric Borneman - reefkeeping.com
References
- ↑ (Borneman 2001): Borneman, E.H., Aquarium corals: selection, husbandry and natural history, TFH-Microcosm: Neptune City, 2001.