Oulophyllia in aquariums?

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Hello everyone I have been looking out for some uncommon LPS lately and found this coral I have never heard of called oulophyllia that is like a large platygyra. I looked it up and found that they have about the same care as other brain corals and got it. Has any one else kept these and can tell me a bit more about them. How fast do they grow? What do they look like when healthy and sick? Do they drag well? And so on.

thank you,
And here is the coral
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^the coral next to a platygyra skeleton.
 
I can’t answer the specific question, but I can bump the thread to see if we can get you some help
 

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