I need help identifying thia coral

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Hi everyone!

I need some help identifying this coral. Under the blue light it gets green and small polyps turn orange. The lights were off this morning before I left to the office. I received this coral a free from an order from AquaSd.

Thanks!

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Hi everyone!

I need some help identifying this coral. Under the blue light it gets green and small polyps turn orange. The lights were off this morning before I left to the office. I received this coral a free from an order from AquaSd.

Thanks!

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Cyphastrea
 
nope, you’re thinking of palythoas…
those aren’t stony corals, they’re a type of zoa.
(it’s definitely a montipora btw)
 
Hi everyone!

I need some help identifying this coral. Under the blue light it gets green and small polyps turn orange. The lights were off this morning before I left to the office. I received this coral a free from an order from AquaSd.

Thanks!

20241018_064715.jpg 20241018_064653.jpg
Chili pepper monti
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