Help with coral identification

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Good evening fellow reef keepers. I kind of new to the hobby and recently purchased a frag from my local fish store. The person helping me out didn't seem to know much about the types of corals they had. There was a frag that caught my attention and was told it was a blimey limey chalice. I've looked it up online but it doesn't quite look the same as what I have. Can some help me identify what kind of coral this is, thanks!

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Sorry guys but I have 3 more I need help with. I really need to start ordering my corals online cause my lfs employees dont ever know what kind of corals they have.
 

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