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Is this a baby Scoly? It’s about the diameter of a quarter. It was sold to me as an Acan.
798180FD-A509-4747-AB25-5FF28F074ACD.jpeg

Photo taken with my new Orphek Smartphone Lens Kit.
 

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Pretty sure it's a type of acan.
Is this a baby Scoly? It’s about the diameter of a quarter. It was sold to me as an Acan.
798180FD-A509-4747-AB25-5FF28F074ACD.jpeg

Photo taken with my new Orphek Smartphone Lens Kit.
How long have you had it?
 

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I can't edit my above post. Sometimes pictures don't give enough detail to know for sure.
Acan micromussa or goniastrea. But, due to the texture of the photo, probably a goniastrea.
 

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It looks like a 1 polyped homophyllia bowerbanki. That color scheme is not usually seen in acans/micromussas.
 

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