Green leptoseris or ora mint pavona?

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+1 on pavona
 
This is why I ask, it’s listed as a branching lepto. I can’t distinguish between the google images of a branching lepto and the ORA pavona, both are green with the very fine lines and what looks to be identical structure
 

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Would love to have this thing get that big
 
Give it time, and proper parameters, it grows pretty fast.

Not the best pic, but I have a large colony of brittle star's living in mine, and thats what I was trying to get a picture of. You can see all the striped legs sticking out of the folds.

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