I have kept mine alive and happy for over 8 months. In fact, at the request of Bob Fenner, I recently submitted an article to WetWebMedia describing my success.
(1) What species- or if not known, (which is usual), did it come attached to rubble or to rock?
I don't know the species, as it was sold to me as a Lemnalia sp., which turned out to be wrong. It is opaque white with yellow sclerites, and tiny bright yellow and purple polyps.
(2) Water flow information.
My animal is in a relatively high flow area, with flow from a Maxi-Jet 1200 pointing in its direction (buffered by a piece of live rock).
(3) Feeding information.
I target feed my coral with a slurry of Cyclop-Eeze and system water about twice per week.
(5) Behavioral observations of interest.
It stays expanded about 90% of the time--it is almost always inflated while the lights are off and periodically deflates and reinflates during the day.
(6) How long has the specimen been kept under captive care?
8+ months.
(7) Filtration/skimmer/refugia information.
I have a 110g display (48"x30"x18") with a 30g refugium (5" DSB, 10lbs of live rock and a large clump of Chaeto--I "feed" the fuge every week or so with several shrimp pellets). Lighting is 2x250W HQI (20,000K) and 4x65W PC actinics; actinics are on from 10:30 am to 10:30 pm, and HQIs are on from 11:30 am to 9:30 pm. My skimmer is a Coral Life Super Skimmer (nothing fancy or great). I have a wet-dry trickle filter with bio-balls, and I run carbon and a phosphate removal media in my sump.