Help Identify?

[ollysaquariums]

Hey everyone,
I just added this LPS coral into my marine aquarium which is newly cycled or just about finishing cycling, and I got it off a private seller instead of a fish store and I can’t figure out what it’s called? I was told it is a rare deep water coral that requires low-light but can’t find any information on it. I’m Australian so I’d assume it’s mainly found in Aus but I have no idea what it is?

 

[dlemonz]

Kinda looks like some kind of acan but picture is hard to see

 

[ollysaquariums]

Kinda looks like some kind of acan but picture is hard to see

Is it a deep water coral the Acan?

 

[vetteguy53081]

Hey everyone,
I just added this LPS coral into my marine aquarium which is newly cycled or just about finishing cycling, and I got it off a private seller instead of a fish store and I can’t figure out what it’s called? I was told it is a rare deep water coral that requires low-light but can’t find any information on it. I’m Australian so I’d assume it’s mainly found in Aus but I have no idea what it is?

Its an acan coral. Easier to identify under white light intensity- no blue light

 

[ollysaquariums]

Hey everyone,
I just added this LPS coral into my marine aquarium which is newly cycled or just about finishing cycling, and I got it off a private seller instead of a fish store and I can’t figure out what it’s called? I was told it is a rare deep water coral that requires low-light but can’t find any information on it. I’m Australian so I’d assume it’s mainly found in Aus but I have no idea what it is?

Its an acan coral. Easier to identify under white light intensity- no blue light

I’ll add a picture with just white light:

 

[vetteguy53081]

I’ll add a picture with just white light:

May be micromussa or closed brain

 

[ollysaquariums]

I’ll add a picture with just white light:

May be micromussa or closed brain

I found out he got it from Western Australia if that helps

 

[thamnasteroid]

Australophyllia wilsoni

 

[thamnasteroid]

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[thamnasteroid]

Its an acan coral. Easier to identify under white light intensity- no blue light

not an Acan/Micromussa; notice the sinuous corallites, Micromussa has monocentric corallites

 

[ollysaquariums]

Australophyllia wilsoni

Are you 100% that’s it?

 

[thamnasteroid]

Australophyllia wilsoni

Are you 100% that’s it?

Yeah; Western Australia collection locality checks out too