Question about new Pagoda

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I recently got a Pagoda Cup coral. Its about dime size. I glued the frag plug to a 4" rock and I put it at the bottom of my tank in not much flow. It doesn't seem to be opening. Some new Duncans are close by. They are settling in. I run Maxspect Etherals and they are set and keeping GSP, Sinularia, Xenia and Anthelia a with no problems. Any tips? Should I worry. Its been almost a week.
 
pagoda is a hard coral, not a soft coral. There are different types of pagoda, but "in general", higher light and flow will make it happy. It also will take time to acclimate to your tank, don't expect immediate results from this one, its a bit finicky in my experience.
 

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