This is war coral right?

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So I was sold some coral at a frag swap that they told me was a war coral. I cant seem to find any images of war coral similar to mine, is this war coral or something else?

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So I was sold some coral at a frag swap that they told me was a war coral. I cant seem to find any images of war coral similar to mine, is this war coral or something else?

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It a war coral, just need some time with good parameter to color up better.
 
It’s a moseleya. War corals are favites.
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This is my moseleya.

My favites/war coral from a few years ago.
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Bottom of the pic to the right of the miyagi tort.
 
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It's not what I generally consider a war coral, although that's become a very broad term. I think people tend to call any favia or favites a war coral. I always thought a war coral was a two-color favites like this:

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