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Hey guys what kind of coral is this and what does it mean when the tentacles start turning brown?
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Tough to say exactly what it is. It looks kinda like a Gonipora. If the coral is turning brown it usually it light related or dying. What type of lighting are you running?
 

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Tough to tell from the pic but maybe a frogspawn? Are the tentacles long or short? Browning could be lighting or a high nitrates issur
 
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Lighting is an aqua san rise r60 I just put the coral in last night all other corals are fine
 
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The tentacles are short but they said they can go out to about 2 inches
 

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Green Torch maybe? If it is a Euphyllia you may want to watch for Brown Jelly Disease.
 

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Is that considered an lps coral?
yes. Click those links. Live aquaria is pretty good in thier write ups. Pers I like them for a good rough understanding of corals when im researching.
 

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IMO galaxia the skeleton looks too thin to be anything else but lord knows I've been wrong! :)
I just got a frag of galaxia that looks very similar!
 

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