Yellow leather (sarcophyton elegans) is known to be a bad shipper and hard to initially acclimate, but it seems with most that if it survives the acclimation, it does well. I lost my first to a necrosis that just wouldn't stop, but my second has been a success.
I've had mine since it was a baby, had about a 4 inch diameter when I got it. It's now about 15 inches from front to back. They aren't hard to care for just need good flow above them and a lot of light to do well. They are known to ship poorly so the real secret is to start off with a healthy one.
My favorite coral...IMO easy to take care of. Like stated already, good flow, enough to see it sway a little and good lighting. I have mine under PC lighting but on top of the LR and as close to the lights as I can get it, since I am using PC.
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