Gulf live rock Coral ID?

[Auer-rod]

Hello all! I recently bought some Gulf live rock, and it came with a coral on it, not sure what kind it is. It looks like it has a Stony skeleton with green polyps and pretty impressive tentacles

 

[SurfTrack]

that is cool. I also have gulf live rock but nothing like that

 

[BristleWormHater]

Its an Oculina coral, not sure on the species, these are hard to get down to a species level.
Should be relatively easy to care for, low -medium light and low-medium flow.

 

[Auer-rod]

Its an Oculina coral, not sure on the species, these are hard to get down to a species level.
Should be relatively easy to care for, low -medium light and low-medium flow.

Thank you, this looks exactly like that!

 

[Reginald Reefer III]

Its an Oculina coral, not sure on the species, these are hard to get down to a species level.
Should be relatively easy to care for, low -medium light and low-medium flow.

Thank you, this looks exactly like that!

They have a hitch hikers guide on their website. Nice one!

 

[X-37B]

Oculina robusta. I have a few in my 150 from glr.

 

[BristleWormHater]

Oculina robusta. I have a few in my 150 from glr.

Wouldn't be too confident in O. robusta, O. patagoncia also gorws in that region and the two are fairly hard to distinguish.
@thamnasteroid may know

 

[X-37B]

It's what glr call it on their website.
Patagonia looks different from photos I have seen.
Anyway it a nice coral.

 

[thamnasteroid]

Oculina robusta. I have a few in my 150 from glr.

Wouldn't be too confident in O. robusta, O. patagoncia also gorws in that region and the two are fairly hard to distinguish.
@thamnasteroid may know

probably robusta. Patagonica is encrusting and seems to be a Mediterranean endemic