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Thats why I thought possible leptastrea was the polyp shape. But they're usually tighter than that one.Now here's where I'm puzzled: heads are really small, nothing compares to anything I know or have seen regarding favia/favites. Also, the shape of the polyps resemble the image found here. I say "resemble", they are not exactly the same, but they seem to look fairly close to what that image shows.
The first image in the thread was taken when the polyps were closed, as I just moved the frag.
It is possible the polyps in the first pic aren’t fully extended.Thats why I thought possible leptastrea was the polyp shape. But they're usually tighter than that one.
LeptastreaCan you help with identifying the colony below? I am not sure it's an lps. Plug is about 1 inch diameter, for scale purposes.
I've personally never seen one retracted so I didn't have anything to really compare it against in my head lol.It is possible the polyps in the first pic aren’t fully extended.