Mystery Coral

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I found this tiny coral that popped up a few weeks ago and don’t know what it is. It seems to be some kind of lps, other than that I don’t know. I did have a chalice growing there a while ago, but it doesn’t look like that chalice. Any ideas?

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I found this tiny coral that popped up a few weeks ago and don’t know what it is. It seems to be some kind of lps, other than that I don’t know. I did have a chalice growing there a while ago, but it doesn’t look like that chalice. Any ideas?

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Was it a watermelon chalice?
It is forsure a chalice....looks like with green eyes, pink body.
 
It was a fire echinophora. Looking back at old pictures, it does have the same green coloring. That’s surprising if it is that chalice though, that things been dead for months.
 
Yea i say it could be that forsure :)

Youd be surprised what can pop back up after being seemingly dead.
 

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