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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.
 

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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.
 
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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
 

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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.
 
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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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