Newbie help coral ID please?

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I am not a newbie so this is meant to be educational for newer viewers.

I use a camera on my tanks, this is with my phone, iphone 7, there are a lot of early responses on posts that read "can we have a pic under whites please", this is also under the stock leds of a fluval 52 / 13.5. hold your phone flat to the glass and horizontal people, phone pics really help and are not that hard. :)

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I am not a newbie so this is meant to be educational for newer viewers.

I use a camera on my tanks, this is with my phone, iphone 7, there are a lot of early responses on posts that read "can we have a pic under whites please", this is also under the stock leds of a fluval 52 / 13.5. hold your phone flat to the glass and horizontal people, phone pics really help and are not that hard. :)

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I wish the front of my glass was flat and not curved sometimes... nice picture!
 

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