Acan or What?

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Doesn't look like any I've ever seen. Any ideas on species?
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That looks a lot like a Micromussa, one of my favorite corals.
Not my image.

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I think it looks closer to a blasto judging by the bumpy tissue in the blasto to more of a smooth tissue in the Micromussa. But environmental factors can influence that.
 
My blasto get feeders from time to time. The coral is a little light in color so would be making up for low Zooxanthellae.
 
Not a blasto, head shape is different plus they dont really have a depressed center like that. I agree on the micromussa
 
Thank you all [emoji2] I've had it for better then a year now, from just 1 head. Was told then it was an Acan but it doesn't look anything like my other Acans.
Obviously it's doing quit well. This closeup shows some pretty cool colors.
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