What sps is this ?

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I bought a couple coral yesterday for a new tank so just seeing what this is
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Acropora. If it was me I’d glue it to the rock work in a spot with good strong flow and lighting. Or glue it to a plug or tile, whatever works best for you. I don’t like to just leave them unglued/loose like that. Unless I just can’t see a plug as I see it’s in a frag rack. Looks happy with good polyp extension and color so far.
 
No idea but it’s cool loo

Acropora. If it was me I’d glue it to the rock work in a spot with good strong flow and lighting. Or glue it to a plug or tile, whatever works best for you. I don’t like to just leave them unglued/loose like that. Unless I just can’t see a plug as I see it’s in a frag rack. Looks happy with good polyp extension and color so far.
Thanks! Glued it to the top last night with stronger flow and higher light just because it’s an sps
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