Maybe you were looking for one of these abbreviations: lprm-LPRO-lprp-LPRU-LPRVD (CBER) - LPS/CDS-LPSA-LPSB-LPSC-LPSCS.
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Knop does have his own working definition of LPS and SPS corals—he sets the point of differentiation at a corallite diameter of four centimeter (roughly 1.5 inches)—but he suggests what we here at Blue Zoo do when it comes to making a purchasing decision.
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Blog Entries: 37. small polyp stony (the colored sticks and branches like acroporas, montiporas, stylophoras, etc) and large polyp stony (the tentacled poofy corals like frogspawn, plate, torch, etc.).
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LPS, which stands for “large polyp stony coral (or large polyp scleractinian),” and SPS, which stands for “small polyp stony coral (or small polyp scleractinian),” are hobby-specific terms referring to the size of a coral’s polyp or polyps.
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If You couldn't find full form or meaning of lps You were looking for, try these related abbreviations: 1  LPSG. 2  LPSV. 3  LPSH. 4  LPSI. 5  LPSW. 6  LPSL. 7  LPSA. 8  LPSB. 9  LPSC. 10  LPSD. 11  LPSE. 12  LPSF. 13  LPSM. 14  LPSO. 15  LPSP. 16  LPSQ. 17  LPSR. 18  LPSS. 19  LPST. 20  LPSU. 21  LPSN. 22  LPSK.
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When Blue Zoo’s Mark Martin wrote The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Saltwater Aquariums, he pointed out that “LPS” and “SPS” were less than ideal terms when it comes to considering the husbandry of stony corals.
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LPS and SPS are stony corals. Soft corals, like xenia and anthelia, generally do not have a calcium carbonate skeleton (there are a few exceptions, however). Instead, they contain needle-shaped pieces of calcium carbonate called sclerites.
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Corallite: The corallite is the cup-like skeleton made by a coral polyp. To measure the corallite diameter, one measures from one wall of the corallite across to the other. The blades standing up inside the corallite are known as septa. The septa are called costae outside the corallite walls.
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what does lps stand for?
LPS stands for large polyp stony.