Coral continues to thrive

[Angelajean]

I am so amazed about this coral that was suppose to be dead coral I bought in with my live rock.

I already went through the identification process on the forum. Thanks for the help.

Thought I would share it's progress.

If I should have posted this somewhere else please let me know.

 

[AdeptMrSniffles]

congrats on the comeback! I've bought some beatup pieces at some LFS' at a dirt cheap price and brought them back. Saves $$ and is also rewarding. Keep it up!

 

[chichimom79]

I got a dying candy cane from a LFS for free about a month ago and am having better success than I thought I would have! I agree, very rewarding! :D

 

[Angelajean]

The most amazing thing is that it went through the nitrogen cycle.
Angie

 

[Smitty]

Good job.

 

[sen5241b]

Looks a little Green Star Polyp on there

 

[JustinsReefTank]

Nope!! I think it's pipe organ coral!!

 

[Angelajean]

Justin I also believe it is pipe organ coral. At first it looked like it could be daisy polyps but the more it comes out you can definitely tell it's pipe organ coral.

 

[Dana42078]

Looks a little Green Star Polyp on there

Finally....someone who agrees with me.:Cheers:

 

[Bifferwine]

As I said before, pipe organ and daisy polyps are the exact same coral. Just different name for the same thing.

Saltwater Aquarium Corals for Marine Reef Aquariums: Pipe Organ Coral
"The Pipe Organ Coral is a soft coral, but is often referred to as a hard coral because of its red calcareous skeleton. Its common names may also include Organ Pipe Coral, or Daisy Coral."