Can you ID please?

[jbozarth78]

Trying to figure what coral this is? I appreciate the help. Sorry for the fuzzy picture. Trying to figure out how to make it clearer, but lights on tank are not helping.

 

[Mr_Knightley]

Looks like some sort of Favites, or war coral. Keep in mind that these corals don't like very high flow or light and do best near the bottom of the tank. Also, they are called 'war' corals for a reason! At night they extend long sweeper tentacles that sting other corals around them. Leave ~2-3" between the frag and any other corals just to be safe.
Good luck and God bless!

 

[jbozarth78]

Looks like some sort of Favites, or war coral. Keep in mind that these corals don't like very high flow or light and do best near the bottom of the tank. Also, they are called 'war' corals for a reason! At night they extend long sweeper tentacles that sting other corals around them. Leave ~2-3" between the frag and any other corals just to be safe.
Good luck and God bless!

Thank you. Happy Holidays!!

 

[jbozarth78]

Looks like some sort of Favites, or war coral. Keep in mind that these corals don't like very high flow or light and do best near the bottom of the tank. Also, they are called 'war' corals for a reason! At night they extend long sweeper tentacles that sting other corals around them. Leave ~2-3" between the frag and any other corals just to be safe.
Good luck and God bless!

Can these be placed in the substrate on a plug?

 

[Mr_Knightley]

Can these be placed in the substrate on a plug?

They can, however most corals don't like direct contact with the sand. A lower part of rock or an area near the side of the tank should be perfect.
Merry Christmas!