Thursday, September 25, 2008

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SERIATOPORA CALIENDRUM

Features: recently described species and many geographical variations. The branches are tapered and can not be far apart or compact. The corals are placed in rows along the branches and have caps similar to those of stylophora. The tentacles are often extended during the day.

Color: cream or brown.

Similar species: S. hystrix and species with branches stylophora purposes.

Habitat: upper parts of the reef.

Abundance: uncommon in the barriers, but very common among aquarists.

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SERIATOPORA GUTTATUS

Features: reach the colonies larger than 0.3 meters and are usually prostrate. The branches are fused in an irregular manner, not tapered or pointed. The corals are placed on an irregular or fuzzy lines. They have distinct limits, but they have no cap on top. Polyps are extended day and night.

Color: many colors are possible, usually with the contrast between the polyp and that of the branches.

Similar species: S. hystrix, which has sharp branches and corallites not extended during the day. (See also S. aculeata, which has short branches and slender, and S. caliendrum ).

Habitat: shallow waters of the reef, particularly in areas protected from strong wave action, including the vertical cracks.

Wild: common.