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Kinda know some want to make sure

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I'm not sure to be honest. It has mouths that resemble a chalice, plating that resembles a montipora and some growth that looks like acropora. Lol.
 
I'm not sure to be honest. It has mouths that resemble a chalice, plating that resembles a montipora and some growth that looks like acropora. Lol.
I'm thinking it is a chalice but not sure
 
Yeah, looks about right. Look at the polyp positioning. If it were a chalice it would have large mouths or mouths on top of the lumps, not tiny sps polyps in the valleys. Is my beliefe correct with the polyps? I know that it is hard to make out any polyps at all in the pictures. I am basing my thoughts off what I see in the boxes of corals that we bring in from Indonesia. Please correct me if I am wrong though.
 
Yeah, looks about right. Look at the polyp positioning. If it were a chalice it would have large mouths or mouths on top of the lumps, not tiny sps polyps in the valleys. Is my beliefe correct with the polyps? I know that it is hard to make out any polyps at all in the pictures. I am basing my thoughts off what I see in the boxes of corals that we bring in from Indonesia. Please correct me if I am wrong though.
Yes there are no mouths just bumps
 
Yeah, that is what it is. I'm usually pretty decent with coral identification. Not good with most things, but I see a lot of coral with my job and all that most times I have a good idea of what something is. Of course I'm not always right and even identification with industry professionals is far from scientific without examining the skeleton.
 
Yeah, that is what it is. I'm usually pretty decent with coral identification. Not good with most things, but I see a lot of coral with my job and all that most times I have a good idea of what something is. Of course I'm not always right and even identification with industry professionals is far from scientific without examining the skeleton.
Cool well I will treat it like a monti
 

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