1 out of 4 flowerpot coral not looking good?

[lliieemm]

I have 4 flowerpot corals. 3 that are about 2 months old in my tank and one that is 1 week new. The newest one doesn't look happy. When purchased at the LFS it looked ok.

The other 3 flowerpots are growing and look healthy.

So would the only issue be different areas in the tank that may vary in water current and lighting?

Water parameters are good 1.024 salinity, 0 ammonia, 0 nitrite, 0 nitrate, I forget exact measurements but carbon hardness, calcium and phosphates were great too. Water temp 78-79 f..... Should I bump up temp to 81? Or 82?

Thank you ahead of time

 

[tang named junkyard]

almost impossible long term

 

[heathlindner25]

almost impossible long term

+1....another coral best left in the ocean.

 

[FishN00b83]

goniapora and alviapora are completely different. alviapora is easy to care for for the most part. green galvi's are almost impossible past 6-8 months. red gonis do really well in tanks, mine has been around for a really long time now and looks great. it really all depends on the species.

 

[albano]

+1....another coral best left in the ocean.

You got that right...
You MAY have a better chance with aquacultured goni, but IMO/E forget about wild caught goni