DOES IT NEED LIGHT,SOME LIGHT, NO LIGHT?

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I got this with some NPS corals , it's smooth coral (litophyton)
I'm getting conflicting advice in the internet some say it just needs plankton and others say lighting and Plankton. I do notice without the lights the polyp still open I turn on a light which is 6500 Kelvin and still looks the same. Please help
Photo is example but looks very similar to it

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As long as it is not Dendronepthya, it will require at least moderate lighting. Plankton is not necessary but will feast on it.
 

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