So after reading , looking at Eric's (Ibn) post and Kraylen's saw technique I'm thinking about sawing up my 6" purple plate. Just need a couple questions answered before I take the plunge.
- Cut the guy into squares? Is the mouth needed? Looking at the Reefkeeping article I would guess no. I'm gonna try to cut it up into 9 pieces
- Do I need to glue this guy onto frag plugs or can I put it in the frag rack and let it heal? I take it I should not put it on the sand or any high flow areas?
- Revive dip and baste ok after cutting?
- Would anybody be interested in any healed plates?
- Any more advice before I cut him up would be greatly appreciated.
It's a short tentacle. You have a link to a reference with photos I can compare?
This looks the closest but purple.
http://www.saltcorner.com/AquariumLibrary/browsespecies.php?CritterID=2491
There are 18 Fungia species.....
concinna
corona
danai
fralinae
fungites
granulosa
horrida
klunzingeri
moluccensis
paumotensis
puishani
repanda
scabra
scruposa
scutaria
seychellensis
spinifer
taiwanensis
That is not to mention there is the genus Cycloseris of which is a "plate" coral as well...
there's 11 of them listed....
colini
costulata
curvata
cyclolites
erosa
hexagonalis
patelliformis
sinensis
somervillei
tenuis
vaughani
Only place I know of online to get decent ID of *some* of these is on Jake Adams www.CORALidea.com
Thanks Gresham! Looks like a fungia danai.
Good candidate?
If you can post a pic I can get it ID'd for you 
I would take a frag

Here you go. 
that plate is like a bad stripper one side bigger than the other, LOL
HA that is a new one on my Jess... and I'm gonna steal it to use later on 
What species of Fungiid?