ID & movement?

[justjes45]

So... I am not sure where this question should go, as I am not sure if this is a LPS or SPS? Coral-- I am not even sure if I got those letters right-[emoji13]
Anyhow, this little guy has been "happily" glued to a plug, glued to a rock, and last night he decided to drop down to the sand?
Is it ok? Healthy?
I didn't think they could leave a glued frag...
Should I move it or let it be?

 

[pdt7361]

Looks like a simple mushroom to me. If he came off of the plug then I assume he wasn't actually glued there and wasn't happy where it was.

 

[justjes45]

This is a bad picture... It does look like a mushroom, but it was called a... "Diablo... Decier..??" Not sure on the last word.
It is like a hard plate...

 

[Kungpaoshizi]

Is it this: https://www.bing.com/search?q=fungi...6225e9f874b6ebdc114b5e75f03ab&pq=fungii coral
Or this: http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/aquarium-fish-supplies.cfm?c=597+598

Apologies, can't see it too well. Otherwise it's pretty common for a lot of corals to come off their glued plugs. Leathers are notorious for it..

 

[justjes45]

GOT IT-
" Diablo diaseris"

 

[Naiad]

Likely the coral is actually attached to a small chunk of rock that was then glued to the frag plug. Not all glue is equal. I had some let go when I dipped some corals.

 

[killingseed2000]

lps coral. i would re glue it to , a rock or even back on the plug. use a good gel type super glue or coral glue.

happy fragging.

 

[justjes45]

Eek! Ok- I can do that! I think...
I just wanted to make sure it didn't WANT to live on the sand bed! Thanks all!