Turbinaria curling

[Mathew0]

I got this coral a couple days ago from a fellow reefer. After some research, I believe it is a Turbinaria.
It has started to curl up along the bottom. I’m wondering if this is normal ‘settling in’ behavior, or if it’s unhappy with the placement. It’s getting medium light and low-med flow.

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

Not tubinaria, it's a cabbage leather.
It looks very healthy and happy, very nice piece you got from your friend.
Medium light and medium flow, you got it.

 

[Mathew0]

Hmm, maybe. Doesn’t look like my other cabbages, tho.

 

[Mathew0]

Here you can see how it’s curling up.

 

[bigbugoutfitters]

Thats a cabbage. Not all cabbages look the same. Turbinaria would break their skeletal structure before bending.

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

its a "neon green cabbage", specifically, a sinularia coral.

A tubinaria is a hard coral, it will feel like a plate.

Touch it, yours should be soft, like a leather.

 

[vetteguy53081]

I got this coral a couple days ago from a fellow reefer. After some research, I believe it is a Turbinaria.
It has started to curl up along the bottom. I’m wondering if this is normal ‘settling in’ behavior, or if it’s unhappy with the placement. It’s getting medium light and low-med flow.

Its cabbage which has no definitive shape or pattern. I provide moderate to medium ligt and flow and do add a few drops of iron and manganese weekly
Looks very similar to mine:

 

[Mathew0]

Cool. It’s just doing the normal leather sulk, then