Please id Favia?

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I received this as a freebie and it was not labeled. I think it's a favia but I am unsure. I found something similar (Raptors Peace) at @Vivid Aquariums and I think that's it but just looking for confirmation from someone with a little more know.

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Looks similar to grape ape as well. The name will depend on its source I would imagine. Nice favia.

I agree, always named by where you get it...lol

Wasn't even sure what it was when I got it. It is looking better now as well. It looked like it was a fresh "cut and ship", no time for recovery. I got 2 others in that shipment and they don't look very good at all....
 
We had a really nice purple and green platygyra we got from a good friend and reefer. It was just getting to big for the space in the reef tank. The purple and green was an eye catcher for sure.
 

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