would you buy this for $501.51

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Its a Acanthophyllia
 

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If I saw it in person and it had a metallic sparkle like the picture, maybe. But it looks more like a symphyllia to me.
 

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Nope
 

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imo, no I wouldn't. I would find one smaller and less expensive if you want the coral. I would hate for you to spend $500 + on one item for it to not do well in your tank. You can say I'm a coral expert and my lights are great however, crap happens and it would really happen to me if I spent that much on one item.
 

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No, it is pretty but not THAT pretty. To me it is just a orange/peach coral and probably looks a lot better in a top down photo then in the tank.
 

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