Is this plate coral doing good??

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I got a new green plate coral it's about 2 inches in diameter is it doing good and is it worth it for 50$ with a 1 polyp candy apple orange and other kinds of paly??
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There are different types of plates. Some are long tentacles. Some are short. Price depends on color. Here's one of mine. Paid 150 with shipping.
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What kind of plate coral is that?
Best answer I can give you is, it was sold as a fungia. I believe it's a long tentacles plate coral. Keep in mind, that's lights out, only natural daylight in the room. I can try and get o e with a little blue.
 
I got a new green plate coral it's about 2 inches in diameter is it doing good and is it worth it for 50$ with a 1 polyp candy apple orange and other kinds of paly??
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looks ok. got a daylight pic? It's worth what you are willing to pay for it. That's pretty much the rule for any coral.
 

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