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I agree. It doesn't look like a green star polyp. But I think it is a goni, not a torch. Also think it might be a sweeper tentacle. Could be wrong though.That doesnt look like green star polyps looks like a torch coral which would explain the sweeper tentacles but I could be wrong
Is that the same coral as in the video? Cause in the video it A) does not look that vibarant green, and B) you can't see the white centers. Which ia why none of us thought the coral in the video was GSP.it is a green star polyp
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Ooh. I forgot galaxeas were a thing, whoops. Nice catch Crabs.Its galaxea, and that is a sweeper tentacle
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My thought as wellIts galaxea, and that is a sweeper tentacle
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thanks for clarity+1 definitely a galaxia, you don't need to keep it too far from other corals just make sure it is down wind from everyone else so it's sweepers don't bug anyone.
I have a golf ball sized one in a 29biocube too, give it good flow and light and it will do pretty good in your cubethanks for clarity
its closer to the top of 32 gallon bio cube...seems to be happy there
thnx for replyGalaxea, not a Torch.

