What is this coral called?

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I hope this isn't what I think it is. Got it with a bunch of stuff.

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So it's not a zoa?
It doesn't look like a Zoa. I'm thinking maybe an open brain of some variety. Maybe a Micromussa but I don't think so.
 
It doesn't look like a Zoa. I'm thinking maybe an open brain of some variety. Maybe a Micromussa but I don't think so.

It doesn't look like a Zoa. I'm thinking maybe an open brain of some variety. Maybe a Micromussa but I don't think so.
I hope your right.
 
I guess I meant closed brain, not open brain.
 
Whatever it is, medium light, medium flow. It'll benefit some from supplemental feeding.

Most likely a Dragon Soul Favia but the heads usually touch more than yours are which is why the hesitation.
 
Put it about halfway down the rock work, they can handle semi-shaded (usually the darker colors require less light to maintain the dark colors or they'll start lightening up). They don't want the powerhead hitting them directly but it needs to float food across them and direct the detritus away from them.
 
I took a pic in white light. Does this help?
 

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