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Goniopora palmensis
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are submassive or branching.
Branches seldom fuse. Corallites are uniform, and
circular in outline. Polyps have large oral cones
and short pointed tentacl ...
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Goniopora stokesi
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are free-living or attached,
hemispherical or (rarely) have short thick
columns. Calices have high walls which have a
ragged appearance. Columellae are br ...
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Goniopora tenuidens
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are massive, hemispherical or
irregular. Corallites are rounded with thin walls
and have six prominent paliform lobes. Polyps are
closely compacted, unifo ...
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Halomitra pileus
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are large, free-living, thin
and delicate, and circular, dome or bell-shaped.
They have no axial furrow. Corallites are widely
spaced and increase in size ...
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Herpolitha limax
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are usually elongate and
generally have rounded ends. Mouths occur within
the axial furrow which runs most of the length of
the colony. Secondary mouths o ...
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Leptastrea pruinosa
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are flat with angular,
cerioid corallites. Septa are in distinctive
cycles and have granulated sides and margins.
Tentacles are usually extended during th ...
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Leptastrea purpurea
posted by Chuck S
Characters: Colonies are flat with angular,
cerioid corallites which vary in size within the
same colony. Colonies on reef flats may have
several corallites in shallow valleys ...
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Tridacna crocea
posted by Chuck S
In the wild, Crocea Clams are generally found in
large colonies. They secrete a substance from
their byssal muscles in order to bore into rock or
coral. Many Crocea Clams may ...
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Tridacna derasa
posted by Chuck S
The Derasa Giant Clam normally reaches a length of
about 20 inches (50 centimeters), and the hinge
usually covers more than half of the length of the
shell. The shell is fairl ...
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Tridacna maxima
posted by Chuck S
The Maxima Clam is available in a wide variety of
colors and patterns. Blue, purple, gray, brown,
and yellow are commonly seen on the mantles of
Maxima Clams, which may be dec ...
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Tridacna squamosa
posted by Chuck S
Squamosa Clams are not as demanding of intense
light levels as many Giant Clams. This generally
makes them more suitable for life in captivity
than many species with stringent ...
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