ID please, possible Symphyllia wilsoni?

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Sorry for the bad pic, since I am getting ready to upgrade the tank I haven't been scraping the algae by the sand as much as I need too so I had to take kind of a top down through the glass.

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I'd guess either a willsoni or a lobo.
 
Im leaning towards acanthastrea hillae...really I am,I know its not a Welsoni and its for sure not a chalice.
 
yes most def the symphillia agaricia is correct, very good find on that info clowns! sometimes these are listed at wholesalers or LFS as jus symphillia's, and the only time a species is ever listed is when describing wilsoni's. this specimin u have is quite nice, good luck!
 
Thanks, when I purchased it it was advertised as a Symphillia sp, I knew it wasn't the normal everyday type and I liked the color and for $50 I couldn't pass it up.
 

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