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When I ordered some other corals I also got an extra zoanthid or similar coral.

I’m having a hard time finding information on these: unlike my other zoas they are much larger and have a prominent stony base. They do not have a round bulbous appearance when contracted and instead depress aborally into the corralite. Does anyone know what these might be?

After moving them from quarantine they are opening a lot slower than my other corals so I want to make sure I’m giving them proper placement.

Note: They haven’t opened fully so it’s hard to see exactly what they looked like before, but if they do open under the current conditions I’ll take a pic and add it to the thread.

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