New picture for mushroom i.d.

Discussion in 'Soft Corals' started by SJR, Jul 1, 2005.

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  1. SJR

    SJR Astrea Snail

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    Hope this is a bigger, better picture. Thanks for your patience.
     

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  2. Area 51 Exotics

    Area 51 Exotics 3reef Sponsor

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    Are you resizing the picture? Try taking a new picture and shrink it to around 100kb. The one you have is 23kb and very blurry.
     
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  3. somethingfishy

    somethingfishy Purple Spiny Lobster

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    Is the mushroom real bumpy, smooth or fuzzy?

    It is probably a ricordea yuma as they are the most commonly striped mushrooms

    If is is smooth than it is most likely a Actinodiscus marmoratus

    The pic is very unclear which makes it hard to ID. Still the is a beautiful mushroom.
     
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  4. SJR

    SJR Astrea Snail

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    Yeah, sorry about the pic. I will keep trying, don't know what the problem is, anyway, it has "hair" all over it like a hairy mushroom even on the edges, but it will retract into it's hole when it is spooked, strange I thought for a mushroom and a slit shape for a mouth. I will keep working on the picture.
     
    SJR, Jul 3, 2005
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