What is it? Enchinata?

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It was given to me awhile back as a enchinata but I don’t think that’s what it is.. looks almost like a baby scolly lol.. it’s about the size of a 50 cent piece.
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Acanthastrea pachysepta

Acanthastrea maxima (now Sclerophyllia) Is endemic to the western Indian Ocean, where no corals are collected for the aquarium hobby, so this would not be Sclerophyllia maxima
 
Acanthastrea pachysepta


Acanthastrea maxima (now Sclerophyllia) Is endemic to the western Indian Ocean, where no corals are collected for the aquarium hobby, so this would not be Sclerophyllia maxima
Nice work. Could be!
 
Acanthastrea pachysepta


Acanthastrea maxima (now Sclerophyllia) Is endemic to the western Indian Ocean, where no corals are collected for the aquarium hobby, so this would not be Sclerophyllia maxima
Interesting! Ok cool!
 
+1 for pachysepta

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