Thinking it’s a acan?

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Can anyone positive ID this coral? I believe it’s an acan, sorry for bad photos, it’s kinda light Lime green and whitish in color, soft to touch and closes up some.
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Can anyone positive ID this coral? I believe it’s an acan, sorry for bad photos, it’s kinda light Lime green and whitish in color, soft to touch and closes up some.
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to me it looks more like a Micromussa lordhowensis
 
agree with @i-cant-think...it looks more like a Micromussa
 
Without seeing a pic in white light, it’s hard to say. If I had to guess, I’d say either micro lord or possibly even goniastrea or some sort of favid.
 

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