Is this a Favia

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Can someone help me identify this? Thanks

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Sure looks like favia that I have:
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When I purchased it was called Favia.
 
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Can you elaborate? I thought they were the same thing.
 
Can you elaborate? I thought they were the same thing.
After the 2012 reclassification, the genus Favia is limited to Atlantic species, none of which are in the hobby. All Indo-Pacific species were reclassified to Dipsastraea. (Virtually) all stony corals in the hobby are from the West-Pacific, so they wouldn't be Favia.
 
After the 2012 reclassification, the genus Favia is limited to Atlantic species, none of which are in the hobby. All Indo-Pacific species were reclassified to Dipsastraea. (Virtually) all stony corals in the hobby are from the West-Pacific, so they wouldn't be Favia.
Thank you!
 

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