Help ID these

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Can you turn the piece around in the tank and take an image with the unknown more illuminated. Still looks like an LPS to me, could be a soft coral but it does not look like an sps to me. I only ask because you have requested an ID. :)

And it could very well be an lps but its got smaller polyps than cyphastrea. Maybe half the size.
 
Take a little while to figure out what it is.
 
Steve don't worry about that:D. Sit back and relax;)
 
Steve don't worry about that:D. Sit back and relax;)

Thanks KJ! Don't know if it helps but it looks like this. The upper colony.
mystery coral.jpg
 
Much better image thanks, still looks like Montastraea cavernosa, otherwise known as a star coral.
 
Ive been busy but this weekend ill get a proper picture maybe take it completely out of the water for a picture too.
 
Well thank you for the update. Leptastrea are cool Corel's, I have two in my tank.
 

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