Coral id please

Looks happy to me

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yes looks great ,is beautiful ,just need to id and see how it feeds @vetteguy53081
 
Pink gorgonian. Likes light and flow. Good water quality essential
 
Possibly eunicea gorgonian ? E. mammosa maybe? gorg ID isn't my strong suit

Like @fishguy242 said-

Brown polyps =presence of zooanxthelle/photosynthetic and much easier to keep in traditional mixed reefs.

White, yellow, red etc etc polyps generally means nonphotosyntheitc and a challenge to keep up with feeding w/o running into high nutrient issues.

Good light and good flow, supplemental feedings can help but not absolutely necessary- bacteria, fish poop and other suspended organics will be fine as most of its energy will be from the sugars produced by the zooanxthelle.
 
there is the experts opinions ,love this place
 
Pink gorgonian. Likes light and flow. Good water quality essential
I have all my parameters in order, i reef at low salinity at 1.024-5, and nitrates at 5, with 10% water change a week.

It opened in hours after placing at my tank
 

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