Coral Dead?

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I purchased a special Rainbow Acan frag from my LFS it's been almost a week and still hasn't opened, is it dead already? :( all my other corals are open and happy
 
I will add a picture in a couple hours when the lights turn on
 

Corals can grow back from tiniest piece of flesh. Also, pics would help.

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I bought a single polyp frag and it took a couple weeks for it to acclimate and really extend. Here's a pic of what it looks like now that it's happy but it looked like yours for a bit.
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I bought a single polyp frag and it took a couple weeks for it to acclimate and really extend. Here's a pic of what it looks like now that it's happy but it looked like yours for a bit.
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Ok awesome thanks just got very worried it was a very special and expensive piece
 

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