Centerpiece coral?

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I really appreciate your replies i definitely will look into those.
Symphyllia was reclassified as lobophyllia…but vendors use both names interchangeably. So keep an eye out for both. It’s the same thing

Go to corals.com and broke the coral colonies —> lps colonies section
They get nice stuff


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Hey all little update on the JBJ and a quick question. So we’re about 3 months in if you saw my previous post I had siphoned my hammer. I’m happy to report that it has since fully recovered. I also got a new Duncan which is thriving. I’m curious tho about a good centerpiece coral for this arch in the middle of the aquarium. Would love to know some of your suggestions. image.jpg
I always loved this guy;
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I always loved this guy;
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I forgot to mention, if you look closely, it is crawling up on to the higher rock. It took it a week or so but it did relocate. Fascinating how the denizens of the deep live.
 

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