Husbandry
Veron & Maragos, 2000
Veron and Maragos, 2000
Colonies are free-living, circular in outline and are flat or form a central dome. Most colonies are regenerated from fragments and thus have a central area of parallel septo-costae (the original fragment) surrounded by a border of peripheral septo-costae which are perpendicular to the margin. Mouths are distinctive in the central area, but are small or absent in peripheral areas. Septo-costae are in two or three orders. Septal spines are tall with elaborated teeth.
Colour: Grey-brown. Mouths are not distinctively coloured.
Habitat: Sheltered habitats.
Abundance: Rare.
Text source: Corals of the World by JEN Charlie Veron
Veron and Maragos, 2000
Colonies are free-living, circular in outline and are flat or form a central dome. Most colonies are regenerated from fragments and thus have a central area of parallel septo-costae (the original fragment) surrounded by a border of peripheral septo-costae which are perpendicular to the margin. Mouths are distinctive in the central area, but are small or absent in peripheral areas. Septo-costae are in two or three orders. Septal spines are tall with elaborated teeth.
Colour: Grey-brown. Mouths are not distinctively coloured.
Habitat: Sheltered habitats.
Abundance: Rare.
Text source: Corals of the World by JEN Charlie Veron