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Gorgonia ID

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eholceker

NJRC Member
Anyone ever see one of these? I am trying to find out what the scientific name is? Borneman and Mike Janes couldn't give a definite ID.
 

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eholceker

NJRC Member
ive only seen this thing once every few years. no body knows the name. it is only called a yellow photsynthetic gorgonian, which some how I doubt. All I know it is the only thing that my butterflys will not eat. one took a little nip at one of the polyps and started to convulse for like 20 seconds. ;D
 
panmanmatt

panmanmatt

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eholceker said:
if anyone is interested in the whole thing let me know. I am willing to get rid of it for cash or sps frags.
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Re: Gorgonia ID
« Reply #5 on: February 05, 2007, 07:46:37 PM » Reply with quote Modify message Remove message
Quote from: eholceker on February 05, 2007, 07:42:25 PM
im actually looking to trade the whole thing for some sps.

Would you consider trading for cash to buy SPS with?
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Definitely still interested.
 
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Steve Ho

Coral magazine had a feature on Gorgonians, I think in the Nov/Dec. '06 issue. I remember seeing pictures of a species that looked like that. I can check for the name. I'm pretty sure it was non-photosynthetic.
 
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