Coral ID please

[thamnasteroid]

Not a Goniastrea; true Goniastrea are more pale/cream-colored and have prominent paliform lobes like this:
New Caledonia | Credit: Brigitte Leroy

It's more likely a Favites or subcerioid Dipsastraea.

 

[VintageReefer]

Good to know!
And wow, those are so bright. I bet they just glow like crazy!

Yes the glow under blues is insane! I got them for 80$ each I think

 

[SM37]

Yes the glow under blues is insane! I got them for 80$ each I think

If I could find those for 80 bucks I would be jumping on em! I’ll be keeping my eyes open the next time I’m at a lfs!

 

[SM37]

Not a Goniastrea; true Goniastrea are more pale/cream-colored and have prominent paliform lobes like this:
New Caledonia | Credit: Brigitte Leroy

It's more likely a Favites or subcerioid Dipsastraea.

I’m assuming still same care, yeah? Also, I put my frag between two rocks with the sides touching the rocks; will it end up encrusting the rocks? Or do I have to attach it above the rock?

 

[thamnasteroid]

I’m assuming still same care, yeah? Also, I put my frag between two rocks with the sides touching the rocks; will it end up encrusting the rocks? Or do I have to attach it above the rock?

yes, most merulinids have the same care: medium flow & lighting