Help me with ID this coral !!

[Mente Fria]

Can i get the ID of this coral.

thanks in advance

 

[IKD]

Looks like a scolymia

 

[Mente Fria]

Is not a scoly... come from a honeycumb style colony but no is a scoly.

 

[Garia666]

Prob a Lobophyllia

 

[Mente Fria]

No... is not a lobophilia!!!!

 

[IKD]

Can you take a picture of the other side then? It forms groupings of these?

 

[sixty_reefer]

Acan maybe

 

[DeniseAndy]

My guess is favia of some sort.

 

[Garia666]

If it’s not soft tissue then it’s probably a goniastrea

 

[Garia666]

Hehehe so we have mentioned about all corals goodluck hehe

a good cut bowerbanki then

 

[AcroNem]

Do you have a picture of the original colony?

 

[Mente Fria]

Can you take a picture of the other side then? It forms groupings of these?

Yes it is...

 

[Mente Fria]

Is soft tissue.

 

[Garia666]

Ok if your sure it’s not a lobo then my best bet will be bowerbanki .

 

[GlassMunky]

It’s some kind of Favia or Favites Brain Coral.

 

[Garia666]

It’s some kind of Favia or Favites Brain Coral.

I never seen favia with outer rim soft tissue before. But I can always learn something new.

 

[DeniseAndy]

I have two that are in that category of favia that have the puffy, fleshy outer ring. Looks very close to them. Exact species, unknown. I can do some research and narrow it down probably. Never cared to really.

 

[Mente Fria]

I have two that are in that category of favia that have the puffy, fleshy outer ring. Looks very close to them. Exact species, unknown. I can do some research and narrow it down probably. Never cared to really.

It is puffy...

 

[IKD]

Looks like a bowerbanki based on the additional pics.

 

[Mente Fria]

I have two that are in that category of favia that have the puffy, fleshy outer ring. Looks very close to them. Exact species, unknown. I can do some research and narrow it down probably. Never cared to really.

the guy that gift me the frag told me

“ that frag fall from the colony like a water drop Into the sand bed” ‍‍