Reproduction methods of LPS

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I’ve had this lps, I’ve never got a positive ID for it, but it formed these nodes that then dropped off. They seem to be the alive and well. Can anyone enlighten me on this?
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Looks to be a Favia and having babys!! Good for you!!
 
Looks to be a Favia and having babys!! Good for you!!
The sweepers look different from other favias I have. There is many different species of favia, I wish I could find the exact species lol. I didn’t know favia could reproduce like this. Very cool!
 
The sweepers look different from other favias I have. There is many different species of favia, I wish I could find the exact species lol. I didn’t know favia could reproduce like this. Very cool!
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