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Do you still have this? I know it's been many months

I'm interested, pm sent

Pictures? Type?

Thank-you for that. I have read that! I have a Caribbean only tank, so that has been helpful.

I thought so, but the shape through me off, because it's more round.

Here's a new better picture, well, sort of.

It's definitely not a new. It's for sure an LPS.

I can tomorrow, it came on Florida Live rock, so I am sure it's a Western Atlantic species.

I think this coral is a Mancini areolata (spelling), can anyone can confirm?

does anyone have any of these!?

I tried to post pictures, but it didn't go through, they weren't great anyway. I'll look up flukes.

I'll have to check my nitrate levels, but all of my corals seem to be fine, good growth and coloration.

I don't normally test, but I did test phosphates, couldn't find my nitrate kit, and phosphates were .4

Hey everyone, I have a greenblotch parrotfish, and I've had him for over a year now, he has a white, what looks like a scratch on him, a cloudy eye, and all of his fins are frayed. He eats well still, and isn't hiding. I'm thinking amonia burns? I don't know how he would receive this as the tank...

Southcoast represent, haha

The green ones near the top blue with pink centers

Taking the rock out is a definite no go, tweezers it will be. The greens are nice, but I love the miami vice. Now I have one stupid aiptasia in the middle of my aoi zooanthids. The goodnews, I have one caribbean stony coral I found on some live rock from Florida, so I'm pumped about that!

Thank you for the replies, sorry, it's been awhile since I've been able to get on, my gf became pregnant and has been having issues requiring hospital stays.

I have a bunch of green zoas or palys that are spreading next to my miami vice zoanthids and I was wondering if they will kill the miami vice, or if i should remove them? What is the best way without killing myself, or the inhabitants? I'm unsure if they have palytoxin.

Perfect, thank-you so much.