What is this coral?

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Hi there,

I purchased this coral today and neither me or the store owner new what it was... possibly a montipora?

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Help please.

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I'm guessing favia

I'm leaning to the possibility of it being a bling bling cyphastrea... under actinics it has very neon green polyps and a purple backing.

Thanks for your suggestion

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