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Coral:Coral is an animal. Corals are normally divided into hard corals or soft corals. It is their skeletons which make the reef. A single coral is called a polyp of a few millimetres and each produces its own external skeleton. They usually group together and form the coral we see. As they grow their old skeletons build the reef. |
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We don't know which type these are:
Picture by www.subwayscuba.com |
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The soft coral is growing out of the wall |
Coral is an animal. Corals are normally divided into hard corals or soft corals. It is their skeletons which make the reef. A single coral is called a polyp of a few millimetres and each produces its own external skeleton. They usually group together and form the coral we see. As they grow their old skeletons build the reef.
Table coral by Mark Walton, Dogsbreath diver in Thailand
Picture by Graeme Hart and
courtesy of RandSea Divers Co Ltd, Tobago Web.
Amalau Cove Picture by PagoPago
Divers Samoa
Jordan, Picture by Caver Colin, Dogsbreath Diver
Almost all pictures are thumbnails - so click them to expand.
Table coral in the Red Sea 2002,
Pictures by Big Col, our Chairman
Table coral in the Red Sea 2002,
Pictures by Big Col, our Chairman
Picture by Anorak, DBDiver in Egypt, 2002 Brain coral in the Red Sea.
Brain coral by Mark Walton, Dogsbreath diver in Thailand 2008
Table coral in Thailand 2008,
Pictures by Mark Walton, Dogsbreath diver
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There's a small Gorgonian extending its tentacles just below the
butterfly fish
Picture by Caver Colin, Dogsbreath Diver
The soft coral is growing out of the wall
We don't know which type these are:
Picture by www.subwayscuba.com
Picture by
www.oceanquestdivecenter.com
in Florida, USA
Gorgonian extended.
Picture by
http://photos.yahoo.com/magicpudding in the Philippines
