I bought my first NPS coral two weeks ago - an orange Tubastrea. When I first bought it, it was long, narrow and stalky. Now it is much, much fuller, 'fatter' and new heads are already starting to come up. I have been target feeding it mysis and cyclopeeze 3-4x a week. Does it sound like it's happy and receiving the correct care? I definitely dont want to kill it.
A good sign? - My first NPS
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velvetelvis
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I'm not experienced with NPS, but I'd say that if it's filling out and reproducing, that's probably a very good sign. 
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