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okay got a lips frag pack from LFS. Got all of them figured out but this one. All help is as always greatly appreciated.

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Acan
Looks like (Acanthastrea lordhowensis)
 
That’s the direction I was leaning.
 
I was unsure because the polyps were a good bit smaller then my other Acan
 
Now I think I’m wrong
 
Now I think I’m wrong
Not sure myself. This frag is the same size one of my Acan frags. This one has 7-8 polyps, Acan has 2.
 
Acanthastrea lordhowensis and Micromussa lordhowensis are the same thing. Looks like a favia especially considering the lobed/segmented polyps
 
Favia crossed my mind, but all the pics I see the Favia form walls with the other polyps. From what I could tell these aren’t creating walls with their neighbors. More like individual polyps just living next door to each other. Either way it seems to be happy with its placement in the tank.
 
You’re awesome! That’s what you are! Yes you are awesome! Lol #Josèmademedoit
 
Favia crossed my mind, but all the pics I see the Favia form walls with the other polyps. From what I could tell these aren’t creating walls with their neighbors. More like individual polyps just living next door to each other. Either way it seems to be happy with its placement in the tank.

Favia is a very diverse genus with variations in between polyp structure from species to species.
 
Favia is a very diverse genus with variations in between polyp structure from species to species.
Oh I trust ur judgement. I was just saying that I wasn’t finding any pics that matched up. So I couldn’t claim it was Favia. But it seems happy and I love the look of it under the blues.

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Forgot about Favites. That's an option as well
 

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