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Madracis kirbyi
Veron and Pichon, 1976
Its easy to keep. Middle Light and not to mouch Waterstream
Description: Colonies are laminar, encrusting, nodular or columnar, columns being club-shaped. Corallites are subcerioid, closely compacted and angular in outline, with solid conical columellae. Usually ten septa are present and these are fused with the columella. The coenosteum is covered by fine spinules. Tentacles are usually extended only at night.
Similar Species: Madracis decactis which has relatively uniform branches and corallites.
Veron and Pichon, 1976
Its easy to keep. Middle Light and not to mouch Waterstream
Description: Colonies are laminar, encrusting, nodular or columnar, columns being club-shaped. Corallites are subcerioid, closely compacted and angular in outline, with solid conical columellae. Usually ten septa are present and these are fused with the columella. The coenosteum is covered by fine spinules. Tentacles are usually extended only at night.
Similar Species: Madracis decactis which has relatively uniform branches and corallites.






Dr. John Edward Norwood "Charlie" Veron, Australien
