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so i want a Acanthophyllia but the problem is i have a regal angel what coral could i test with too see if the regal is interested in corals are not i don't want to test with a acantho as they are like £1000 could i test with a trachy the regal seems fine with my torches that have just arrived today

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Usually, my rule of thumb is to test with some cheaper coral first, see what happens, then go from there!
 
My regal did not bother any of my LPS or SPS but I did not have a Acanthophyllia in my tank. Chalice, torches, hammers. I had zoas that were eaten but I'm not sure by who, I have a Moorish idol that pics at certain LPS. Feed heavy and that will help.
 
so i want a Acanthophyllia but the problem is i have a regal angel what coral could i test with too see if the regal is interested in corals are not i don't want to test with a acantho as they are like £1000 could i test with a trachy the regal seems fine with my torches that have just arrived today

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High risk is how I regarded it. I remember when I had mine, it ate polyps off my sticks and all zoa
 

WHAT’S USUALLY THE FIRST CLUE THAT SOMETHING IS OFF IN YOUR REEF?

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  • A coral looks different or stops opening normally

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