LPS coral ID Leptastrea?

[7rabbit]

I got this about a month ago and it seems to be doing just fine, definitely growing. Not sure what it is though. Under heavy actinic it looks like someone dropped a strawberry in the tank. Does leptastrea have sweeper tentacles?

 

[Kooma]

Looks like a flowerpot to me.

 

[design.maddie]

I agree, that is not a leptoseris.

Correction. I misread. oops nvm

I have never seen my leptastrea extend sweepers.

 

[Kooma]

I agree, that is not a leptoseris.

Correction. I misread. oops nvm

I have never seen my leptastrea extend sweepers.

Agreed. They get very furry looking, but the shaft of the polyp never shows.

 

[7rabbit]

Looks like a flowerpot to me.

I thought so too but wasn’t really sure. So maybe Bernardpora? I’ve never seen goniopora with sweepers. The sweeper tentacles on this one don’t seem to have polyps on the end, or they're just very tiny.

 

[BryanM]

Goni is my vote, and this thread indicates that sometimes / some gonis will send out sweepers (which I did NOT know):

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/goniopora-or-goner-oh-poo-the-flower-pot-coral.272454/

 

[7rabbit]

Goni is my vote, and this thread indicates that sometimes / some gonis will send out sweepers (which I did NOT know):

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/goniopora-or-goner-oh-poo-the-flower-pot-coral.272454/

Pretty sure it’s a Goni now. Found this on a google search from Live Aquaria and looks exactly like it. Also mentions they have aggressive sweepers. Thanks everyone!

 

[thamnasteroid]

This is a shot in the dark but could it be a Stylocoeniella possibly? Judging by the polyp size compared to the Goni behind it, its polyps are too small to be a Goniopora.