Acan ID and questions

If it does happen to be M. diminuta it really isnt much different care wise
The reason there isn't much info on its captive care requirements is because, like I mentioned it gets imported and sold as a favia, same thing happens with many species of goniastrea, astrea, phymastrea, plesiastrea. if If you show the majority of these corals to a hobbisty, they will call it a favia.

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I was just wondering if I can put other acans near it or if that is not a good idea. I know favia have longer sweepers and need to have quite a lot of space
 

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