1st Wellsophyllia, a bit worried?

Darryn Lyon

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I know that certain corals spit their "guts" out when they're ticked or stressed, and this guy was certainly no exception. Just got him today and he did not like getting transported at all. Are wellsophyllias pretty hardy? Do they rebound pretty well from something like this? Does this often lead to them dying?
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He looks perfectly healthy otherwise.
 
It is perfect
Not difficolt to care
Acclimate it to light slowly
And after some days start to feed it, once a week very few mysis
Dont feed too much
 

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