Coral ID?

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Hey y’all! Not sure exactly what coral this is. If anyone happens to know would you please inform me! Thank you.

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Probably a chalice or maybe montipora. Gonna need a photo under white lights to give more info.
 
I'm sure that far to blue a picture for god himself to id ?
But on serious note.maybe a picture in white lighting will help or less blue anyway.
But maybe someone will id as it is idk
 
Please retake under white light. This is what we see:

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Probably a chalice or maybe montipora. Gonna need a photo under white lights to give more info.
Sorry guys lol here’s a better one
 

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Like this when you look at it ?
 

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I too thinking chalice
 

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