Yes, it is. My wife is a specialist, if you like, I can have her take a look.
Sure James. I would also like to have her email Id.
I am working on zoanthids in India. So this is an associate found with them.
She looked at the photo and, unfortunately, said that the resolution is not good enough to see the details she needs to see. For example, being colonial, it should have many very small in-current siphons with fewer, larger out-current siphons (cloaca), or variations on that theme. If you have a way to take a better close-up picture, it would help. Or, if the original photo has better resolution, you could simply crop a part with the best detail and post that at the highest resolution possible.
I am definitely not a specialist of this group, but I want to vote your question up because you gave a locality for the organism you want RG community members to identify. There are too many identification requests without (precise) locality, forcing people who want to help to send first a message to ask about location!
Thank you so much Mr. Olivier.
The reason I give the locality is that it becomes easy for people to access the references. For another identification question that i had raised last month, I came to know that it might be an introduced species.
This is the best platform for students like us to interact with well-known scientists like you and get a larger idea about the distribution and its patterns.
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