Adding my first soft coral!

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Just added my first soft coral to my tank, my girlfriend saw a porcupine puffer and had it in my 13 gallon until she got a new tank, and now that it is moved i be bought me a coral.

I used super glue gel to hold the plate on the rock, any tips on this type of soft coral?
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Looks like a zoa! They’re pretty hardy, so you shouldn’t have too much trouble, just keep up with the water changes and you’ll be good.
 

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