Stylo or Porites?

[NuckChorris]

The pic is with it retracted. When it’s extended its polyps are pretty long. I’m leaning to stylo.

What say you?

 

[Lavey29]

Perhaps stylocoeniella

 

[crazyfishmom]

Definitely porites. I’m always impressed at how long the polyps look when they’re happy.

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

Agree with porites, it looks like my jf lime porite below, polyps retracted. It appears almost red when its polyps extend.

 

[thamnasteroid]

Porites; Stylocoeniella has coenosteal spines

 

[NuckChorris]

Agree with porites, it looks like my jf lime porite below, polyps retracted. It appears almost red when its polyps extend.

Do you have yours in higher or lower light?

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

I had it on the sand for a long time, but had to move it up into the rocks last year since I was running out of sand space. I have metal hallide, so even on the sandbed its pretty bright but now its up with the acro's.

 

[TeamAquaSD]

Perhaps stylocoeniella

I agree stylocoeniella

 

[thamnasteroid]

I agree stylocoeniella

Stylocoeniella has exert polyps when open, larger spacing between corallites, and coenosteal spines. Best way to tell would be if OP got a high-quality photo showing corallites up-close.

 

[Lavey29]

Stylocoeniella has exert polyps when open, larger spacing between corallites, and coenosteal spines. Best way to tell would be if OP got a high-quality photo showing corallites up-close.

My eyes stopped being able to see corallites 30 years ago.