Chalice? Favia? Favites?

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I'm new to saltwater keeping. Learning a ton. But I'm trying to ID this frag I bought. I wanna make sure I'm taking care of it correctly. I think I has too much light in it's placement now.
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I'm thinking chalice. Favia & favites tend to have more defined corallites than this. Favia have distinct corallite walls for each polyp; favites share them.
 
I'm thinking chalice. Favia & favites tend to have more defined corallites than this. Favia have distinct corallite walls for each polyp; favites share them.
I think @DSC reef & @Deaf clown nailed it. If you look closely you can see the separate corallites and that distinct two tone coloration.
 

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