Some one might recognize this coral

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I appreciate if someone could recognize this coral. I have some time searching it in internet but can not find anything like. Tks[emoji106]
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Yeah I think I saw the exact same one from aqua sd recently. Alien pox goni or alien eye goni. something like that.
I also think it's a kind of goni or alveopora, but i do not know which one. Thanks for your opinion. [emoji106]
 
Alveoporas have 12 tentacles and gonis have 24....:)
 
Just to clarify because the photos does not show it. I have other varieties of gonis, but this I have not identified the polyp is much smaller, about half of the normal goni polyp. Is like a dwarf variety.
 
Some goni's have short polyps other are longer fwiw.
 

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