Birds nest?

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So I was sold this coral a couple months ago, was told it was a birds nest and I placed it in my tank accordingly (up high and getting a ton of flow). Now that it’s grown out abit, I’m wondering if it might be a pocillapora and if I should move it. The first picture is the original coral (and under an old white metal halide) and the second picture is the same coral after about 3 months and under nighttime LEDs)
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you can leave it right where it is my blue and green pocillopora loves the high light and grows awesome. the one on the left is the top half.
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you can leave it right where it is my blue and green pocillopora loves the high light and grows awesome. the one on the left is the top half.
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Do you dose calcium? (Your tank looks great!) I have a 28g nano that gets regular water changes, but other than occasionally bumping the alkalinity if it gets low I don’t do anything besides feed the corals.
 

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