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Does anyone know what kind of coral this is? It was sold to me as a leather toadstool online but it is hard to the touch and has barely grown in a year anyone have any clue??
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Certainly not a leather, but I'm not certain what I am looking at in the image?

Can you post a white light image? BUmp!
 
Yes I will post one tonight, it started as just the hard square on the drag plug with only a couple of spots where the polyps came out, it now has a bunch of spots where the polyps come out but the fingers are very small and pretty neon green, I can really tell a growth pattern on it cuz it’s barely grown maybe doubled in a year and a half😂 my parameters haven’t always been spot on though I just wanted a low maintenance soft coral tank so that could be part of the reason it’s barely growing or maybe I should move it to the top instead of the lower one third of the tank
 
Okay here is the best I could get under normal lighting, it’s polyps are very small but they are light green, the rest of the coral is a cream/tan color
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+1 on Turbinaria, maybe something like reniformis or stellulata
 
+1 on Turbinaria, maybe something like reniformis or stellulata
I think you guys are right as well it looks like the second one you said just from a google search, is there any special care I need to give this guy bring in a low maintenance soft coral tank? He’s been through a lot of swings but still kicking just growing very slowly

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Id just keep the coral lower in the tank, give it time to color up and grow. Turbinaria is usually pretty hardy👍
 

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