Anyone know what this coral is?

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It came with my shipment of other corals, and was in the same bag as my purple/blue trumpet. However, it does not look like a trumpet. Any ideas?

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Looks like it could be some sort of favia can't tell though.
 
Looks like it could be some sort of favia can't tell though.
That was my initial guess too.

I've been informed it's a toxic splatter goniastrea, which is a type of favia/favites. Now I know. ha.
 
Nice let us know how things turn out with it.
 
It's gonna be real fun once it settles in , feeding them some chunky foods will make them pretty happy.
 
That was my initial guess too.

I've been informed it's a toxic splatter goniastrea, which is a type of favia/favites. Now I know. ha.
Favia, Favites, and Goniastrea are three different genera with a similar appearance. None are types of the other. Sorry, I don’t mean to be a stickler.
 
General care is the same though if I remember.
 

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