Can I get a more specific ID?

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I think it's a trachyphyllia radiata--that's a common color for that brain. Usually see them in this green along with a red/green combo. Looks healthy too.
 
Looks like trachyphillia geoffroyi

Is there a difference between radiata and geoffroyi? I've looked both up and they seem to be the same. Is one an older name vs current? I look at Live Aquaria and they list it as "radiata" while other sites list "geoffrroyi"...so confusing!
 

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