Tampa Bay SPS Coral Identification

[H3rm1tCr@b]

Hey guys. So I’ve waited a little while to figure it out so it doesn’t die or something, but I have a hitchhiker SPS from Tampa Bay saltwater. It seems to be doing well. Part of it is dead but not necrotizing anymore and it’s extension seems decent. Anyone know what it is? I’m dying to know. Thanks in advance!

 

[mtfish]

Did you mean to post a picture? I would like to know also as any of these corals cannot be bought, so always a nice addition.

 

[H3rm1tCr@b]

Oops sorry

 

[H3rm1tCr@b]

Did you mean to post a picture? I would like to know also as any of these corals cannot be bought, so always a nice addition.

I have no clue if they can be purchased, although I’m sure TBS through this in as an extra as it wasn’t attached to anything.

 

[lemonade]

Oculina Robusta. They are more of LPS than SPS imo. If it gets happy sweepers can stretch way out and sting nearby corals.

 

[H3rm1tCr@b]

Thanks! Any care tips?

 

[F i s h y]

Freebies are awesome! For care stable water parameters (just like any others) and good lighting, moderate flow. Happy reefing :)

 

[H3rm1tCr@b]

Freebies are awesome! For care stable water parameters (just like any others) and good lighting, moderate flow. Happy reefing :)

Thank you! It seems pretty happy must of the time, although it is Maas that feather duster worms are living in it. I’m really hoping that I can get it to grow. You sing see these often as they are protected.

 

[Sierra_Bravo]

Oops sorry

Really cool! Happy for you to have something out of the ordinary like that. I still have small colonies of cup colonies from my TBS rock that I'm fond of.