Japanese Goniopora?

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I’m getting a “Japanese goniopora” from someone tomorrow. Anyone familiar with this? I’m assuming water would be cooler and lighting, unsure. I checked pics and found similar looking corals but nothing concrete. Any help appreciated.

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I’m getting a “Japanese goniopora” from someone tomorrow. Anyone familiar with this? I’m assuming water would be cooler and lighting, unsure. I checked pics and found similar looking corals but nothing concrete. Any help appreciated.

B6E02A8C-15E6-48C2-9A7A-D7584BB7078F.jpeg

Very pretty frag! I have three types of goniopora and they all like a lot of light and flow.
 
I’m getting a “Japanese goniopora” from someone tomorrow. Anyone familiar with this? I’m assuming water would be cooler and lighting, unsure. I checked pics and found similar looking corals but nothing concrete. Any help appreciated.

B6E02A8C-15E6-48C2-9A7A-D7584BB7078F.jpeg
Beautiful, thanks for sharing, comrade
 

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