CORAL ID NEEDED PLS:

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Got a frag for free (about the size of a dime) a year ago and threw it in the tank and forgot about it....its now approx dollar bill size (inflation?) and just wondering what it was...sorry bad picture
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Looks like porites or an encrusting montipora, leaning towards montipora since I haven't seen a porites that color.
Cool Thanks.....surprised it even made it with all my shenanigan's with that tank LOL.....crazy what happens when you just leave things alone....
 
Is it possible that it's a Montipora digitata that just hasn't started branching yet for whatever reason? The blue-green base and red polyps look like a Forest Fire or Bubblegum digi, and the lobes look like branches from the original frag that have since rounded over as it began encrusting.
 

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