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Turbinaria coral, its polyps out, then retracted.
liquidg 20th November 2018, 7:28 am
One the most common corals around SEQ and a very hardy family of corals as well.
We see these guys all over the place, usually in shallow dirty water, these pics show it with polyps extended and the next with polyps retracted.
All corals do this!!
close up of polyps fully open.
We see these guys all over the place, usually in shallow dirty water, these pics show it with polyps extended and the next with polyps retracted.
All corals do this!!
close up of polyps fully open.
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