Mystery LPS frags

[Jstew75]

Could someone help me identify the mystery LPS frags I received from the TSA winter sale?

 

[Jstew75]

Bump

 

[tbrown]

Lepto, Cyphastrea, Acan or Favia probably.

 

[tbrown]

Actually, the middle might be Astreopora.

 

[Fishyfish22]

1 is lepto
I think 2 might be a chalice
3 might be a favia

 

[tbrown]

24k Lepto, Spearmint Cyphastreas or Alien Astreopora, Watermelon Favia.

 

[tbrown]

24k Lepto, Spearmint Cyphastreas or Alien Astreopora, Watermelon Favia.

After @Fishyfish22 's suggestion, it might be a Hollywood Stunner chalice...

 

[Fishyfish22]

After @Fishyfish22 's suggestion, it might be a Hollywood Stunner chalice...

Thats what I was thinking. Hollywood stunner

 

[tbrown]

Thats what I was thinking. Hollywood stunner

I think you nailed it on that one. Not sure how I missed it. :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:

 

[thamnasteroid]

Could someone help me identify the mystery LPS frags I received from the TSA winter sale?

1. Either Psammocora or Leptoseris, would need a closer photo to identify
2. Echinopora sp.
3. Dipsastraea, not Favia

 

[vetteguy53081]

Could someone help me identify the mystery LPS frags I received from the TSA winter sale?

Top is indeed gold lepto for sure
My fastest grower

 

[Fishyfish22]

3. Dipsastraea, not Favia

I do believe dipsastraea is favia

 

[thamnasteroid]

I do believe dipsastraea is favia

No, it's not. Favia is a genus in the family that is limited to the Atlantic Ocean. Dipsastraea is a genus in the family Merulinidae that includes the former Indo-Pacific Favias.

 

[tbrown]

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[tbrown]

I do believe dipsastraea is favia

No, it's not. Favia is a genus in the family that is limited to the Atlantic Ocean. Dipsastraea is a genus in the family Merulinidae that includes the former Indo-Pacific Favias.

Either way, TSA has it labeled as Watermelon Favia.

 

[Jstew75]

Thank you for your help!