Id coral

[elkman]

It doesn’t have any polyps that I can see

 

[AcroNem]

Please attach a photo when you're able

 

[elkman]

Please attach a photo when you're able

Just did

 

[DaJMasta]

Probably a kind of porites. If you can zoom in with a magnifying glass or macro lens, you should be able to see some polyps or at least their tips sticking out, but if it's relatively recently added, it may take some days for them to fully extend.

 

[KrisReef]

It doesn’t have any polyps that I can see

This is a "soft" coral, and not a hard stoney?

Appears to be a cactus coral to my eyes? Pavona decussata -But if it is a softy, I'm not sure what I am looking at.

Edit:

Nano Build - Pavona Coral - Cactus Coral - Many Images

Pavona Coral - Cactus coral Albert J. Thiel 2013 Of all of the SPS type corals available in the bobby for Reefs and Nano-Reefs, this is probably one of the easiest ones to keep and, not being too demanding on water quality, on light and on flow, Pavona is an excellent coral for the beginner...

www.reef2reef.com

 

[thamnasteroid]

Is it soft or hard? My guess would be some sort of Sarcophytid.

This is a "soft" coral, and not a hard stoney?

Appears to be a cactus coral to my eyes? Pavona decussata -But if it is a softy, I'm not sure what I am looking at.

Edit:

Nano Build - Pavona Coral - Cactus Coral - Many Images

Pavona Coral - Cactus coral Albert J. Thiel 2013 Of all of the SPS type corals available in the bobby for Reefs and Nano-Reefs, this is probably one of the easiest ones to keep and, not being too demanding on water quality, on light and on flow, Pavona is an excellent coral for the beginner...

www.reef2reef.com

not Pavona; growth form is not thamnasteroid