Do plate corals need to be quarantined?

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I have 3 plate corals in qt tank right now and was wondering if they need to stay the full 76 days since they just set on the sand and aren’t attached to a frag plug?
 
I have 3 plate corals in qt tank right now and was wondering if they need to stay the full 76 days since they just set on the sand and aren’t attached to a frag plug?
If you're qt'ing all other corals then you don't want to skip doing those.

I'm sure there's exposed skeleton on the bottom for parasites to attach.
 
If you're qt'ing all other corals then you don't want to skip doing those.

I'm sure there's exposed skeleton on the bottom for parasites to attach.
Free-living Fungiids actually don't have exposed skeleton on their undersides; their flesh actually goes all the way around.
 

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