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Title says it all I rescued a rescued scoly according to vendor. What’s the chance this one regains it’s roundness? I went for it , it has nice scrolling colors in mouth area. Curious to see if it regains the round form, should be a beauty if those colors take off through the center. I’ve cut a couple before with good outcome. I’m hoping this one will fair well. I used my points so there’s very little cost invested here.
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I think given time it will likely recover some of its shape. Not sure how perfectly round it will be, but eventually it should grow more skeleton than it currently has.
 

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Good luck! That will be amazing if it fills in the other side with some of those reds and yellows. It actually looks in decent health.
 
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That’s what I’m hoping for, the swirls. Should be a 4-5 color war paint.
 

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As long as you are in the hobby for a long haul and can keep corals alive, I see no reason why this won't grow into a beautiful large coral. Not sure if it will be perfectly round, but who is to say that it was round to begin with. I know most are before being cut, but idk if it's oblong and has these colors...who cares?
 
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It'll probably take a few years for it to regain its circular shape again.
It didn’t take very long for the ones I cut in half to regain their shape. I was surprised. Of course this one was a pie type shape. It already looks to be growing, it will be interesting.
 
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As long as you are in the hobby for a long haul and can keep corals alive, I see no reason why this won't grow into a beautiful large coral. Not sure if it will be perfectly round, but who is to say that it was round to begin with. I know most are before being cut, but idk if it's oblong and has these colors...who cares?
Exactly. A couple of mine are a hybrid of some sort, anyone I asked hasn’t seen them before. Not round.
 

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