Need help identifying corals no luck so far

[Wweste47211]

I posted once already and I got all the answers I needed except this one Noone could answer what type of coral this is it is growing on an acan skeleton I believe because it obviously is an acan like skeleton and what is circled in green is a baby acan hanging onto life but the red is what Noone could answer it seems to be an encrusting coral when fed the blue interior moves and retracts but the purple exterior is solid and unmoving do anybody know what I have here

 

[RedReefer904]

Maybe acan encanada?

 

[Wweste47211]

There is a better picture the tiny coral is what the original skeleton is. The other coral is encrusting over it and has smothered it out. I think the original is acan or blastomussa or micromussa just judging by skeleton shape. The heads seems to be fully fleshy with tiny tentacles around the edges then theres the large encrusting coral.

 

[Red_Beard]

Chalice or pectinia would be my guess

 

[Gumbies R Us]

#reefsquad

 

[tbrown]

To me it kind of looks like a Platygyra? Google says it's a Trachy but I don't think that's correct.

@thamnasteroid ?

 

[kingranch2003]

Looks like a rainbow pectinia

 

[kingranch2003]

Chalice or pectinia would be my guess

+1 pectinia

 

[Wweste47211]

Awsome thank you everyone imma try to cut the baby acan off n save it hopefully

 

[Rocks reef]

Pectinia...
Also, the "acan" that is hanging on for dear life, looks more like a blasto to me

 

[Wweste47211]

And would you agree this is dipsastrea

Pectinia...
Also, the "acan" that is hanging on for dear life, looks more like a blasto to me

These all came straight from fiji most still had metal tags

 

[thamnasteroid]

To me it kind of looks like a Platygyra? Google says it's a Trachy but I don't think that's correct.

@thamnasteroid ?

Pectinia is the most likely option, though skeleton is a little thick for it. Corallite width is too wide to be Platygyra, and thecae forming monticules doesn't occur on Platygyra