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New coral, 5 bucks at my Lfs - they're remodeling and trying to make some room... I couldn't resist. I also am not sure what it is.

Thanks!

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I pm'd you. Also, I'm not sure if it's a colt. That's what I thought but the pictures I see of colts don't look much like mine, it has the trunk and branches of a sinularia but the colors of the colts... I'll try and get some more photos.

Dude in the store said "it's a tree coral"... So yeah, I'm confused.
 
Ignore the mess in that tank. This is my 30g, my Skimmer broke, waiting on a pump to be delivered and I stuck an air stone in there for some extra oxygen - also have an emerald crab who doesn't eat bubble algae... He's cute though, so it's cool.

I don't like putting things in my 90g right away so it is what it is.
 

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