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I got this today. He said it was a flowe
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r pot but I think he was wrong.

The polyps open but don't extend.
 
Other than low light/ water movement, how fast do they grow, etc? I would like it to encrypts over a rock I have in here but I don't know how to keep it there or how fast that will happen.
 
I normally remove frags from the plugs carefully then glue frag to the rock I like. I'd try to put it in a spot that you like while on the plug before gluing it and let it acclimate to make sure it's happy there.
 
Looks like a goniopora. Something about the polyp tips don't look normal goniopora though. @Salty1962 does cyphastrea extend polyps that much? I'm not 100% sure on goniopora.
 
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Looks like a goniopora. Something about the polyp tips don't look normal goniopora though. @Salty1962 does cyphastrea extend polyps that much? I'm not 100% sure on goniopora.
I hope it is geniopora, but I won't be upset either way. It's the brightest thing in my tank and I want it to grow.
 
The polyp crater, for want of a better term, looks like cyphastrea. Goniopora have 24 tentacles on the polyps but it appears cyphastrea so as well from a quick Google. So gut says cyphastrea and a nice one.
 
At first I thought cyphastrea, but with polyps that large I'm starting to think more goniopora or leptastrea.
 

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