Green star polyps growing during reef tank cycle

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Wow! GSP as we know is a hardy coral but this rock is totally covered and growing in .25 ammonia and 1.0 nitrites. Notice the white tips on the right side of the coral. This is a new 100 gallon build and all parameters are in check but the tank is 13 days into the cycle. This is roughly a 2.5 pound rock and was introduced to the tank under the same lighting schedule as the frag tank it came from.

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can't complain about that,good indicator
 
I have to kill and give the stuff away. This rock was in my frag tank with all my stock corals for the new build and I had to get it out. Grows like a weed but I am shocked that it thrives in such poor water quality parameters.
 
lol weed coral for sure
 
I want my Walt Disney to grow like a weed!

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sorry cannot view,have a pic?
 

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