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pic this lord up awhile back at the time two heads the guy called it a green slimer but i think it be somthin else so any you lps nut have any idea's
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it might very well be not sure what the bumpity's about just asking a question to those that might know.
 

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Ya, its hard to tell from that pic. Is that as much as it 'puffs up'? Could be a Favia. Looks like the corallites (sp) of each polyp have their own walls. Thats Favia. Favites have polyps that share a common wall, generally. Show a pic of it feeding. What do the feeder tentacles look like?
 
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oh ok lol, no it gets really puffy and has long feeders ill get better pics thats why i didnt think it was a favia at first.
 

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I agree wit favia, maybe a vernoni. rosaria or rotundata
 

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