A. myriophthalma is a colonial species which forms massive hemispherical or boulder-shaped colonies.
The corallites are conical and evenly distributed over the surface; each has a circular, upright or outwardly-pointing opening.
The colour of this coral varies but may be plain or mottled and cream, yellow or brownish-blue.
It is similar in appearance to Astreopora gracilis and Astreopora listeri.
A. myriophthalma is a colonial species which forms massive hemispherical or boulder-shaped colonies. The corallites are conical and evenly distributed over the surface; each has a circular, upright or outwardly-pointing opening. The colour of this coral varies but may be plain or mottled and cream, yellow or brownish-blue. It is similar in appearance to Astreopora gracilis and Astreopora listeri.
Astreopora myriophthalma