elephant ear coral

Are you talking about an Elephant Ear Mushroom?

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"The Amplexidiscus fenestrafer Elephant Ear Mushroom is a member of the order Corallimorpharia (Stephenson, 1937). It is usually brown or green, with a large wavy surface, a leathery texture, and multiple mouths. It can reach 10 or more inches in diameter.

It is very easy to maintain in the reef aquarium with a low to medium light level combined with a low to medium water movement. It is semi-aggressive and requires adequate space between itself and other corals. It reproduces through longitudinal fission.

The symbiotic algae zooxanthellae hosted within it provide the majority of its nutritional requirements from the light driven process of photosynthesis. It may also eat bacteria.

It will arrive as one large mushroom attached to a rock and will expand to a larger size in the reef aquarium."

-Liveaquaria.com
 
Large, abundant pseudotentacles indicate that you may have a "Giant Cup Mushroom", possibly either Amplexidiscus or Rhodactis spp.. They are capable of eating fish.
 
took it back

took it back

ok i took it back to lfs as i dont need added stress involved in my stresss reducer.thanks for all the info:rollface:
 
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