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Hello All,

This was listed as Jack O’Lantern coral and I paid $50 for it. When I looked online I didn’t find anything. Just curious on the ID and care tips, looks a lot more highlighter orange under heavy blues at my LFS.

Interestingly enough it was sitting straight up and not on a plug.

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Kinda looks like it could be a Favites. But I really don’t know. Might need a better picture, in white light.
 
psammacora coral
 

Jack-O-Lantern Leptoseris​

 
Doesn't look like my Jack-o-lantern Lepto, but tank conditions, lighting, etc... can affect what any coral looks like.
 
Doesn’t look like a lepto. It doesn’t have the typical striations between mouths. And doesn’t have the ridge pattern.

beyond that, I defer to the more experienced
 
Agree with the Others, It is Defs not a Lepto Jack-o-lantern.

It IS a Very nice yellow but, which is something I don't see every day.
 

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