Echinopora - Wikipedia
Echinopora is a genus of stony corals in the family Merulinidae.
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Echinopora is een geslacht van steenkoralen uit de familie Merulinidae.
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WEBColour: Amber, pale to dark brown or greenish, often with darker brown or green calices. Similar Species: Echinopora ashmorensis, E. pacificus and E. gemmacea . Habitat: …
Echinopora pacificus - Corals of the World
WEBColour: Green, yellowish or grey-brown. Similar Species: Echinopora lamellosa, which has similar but smaller corallites and forms larger colonies with more development of plates. …
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WEBThe Honeycomb Coral, Echinopora lamellosa, is a species of stony coral that is popular among reef aquarium enthusiasts for its distinctive appearance. It is characterized by its …
Echinopora horrida, an Incredibly Spiny Coral - CORAL Magazine
WEBFeb 10, 2023 · Echinopora horrida, also known as the Brittle Star Coral, is a common coral in the wild, but very rarely makes it to the aquarium world. It’s not the most colorful coral …
Echinopora forskaliana, a Rare and Unique Coral from …
WEBJan 10, 2022 · Echinopora forskaliana is an uncommon species of stony coral that we’d never heard of other than seeing it in passing in Veron’s Corals of the World. But now thanks to a pair of great photographs by…
Echinopora ashmorensis is Totally Tubular - Reef Builders
WEBAug 26, 2022 · Echinopora asmorensis is a very interesting and unmistakeable coral that we just had the pleasure of finally seeing for ourselves for the first time in the wild. The species closely resembles the …
WEBFeb 5, 2019 · Echinopora forms thin plates with extensive colonies that can dominate reef slopes. One of the ways to tell Echinopora is by looking at the top of the plate and looking for round, domes shapes corallites …
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