Is this a monti?

[mfinn]

This was sold to me as a pumpkin pie monti.
It's not like any monti I've ever seen.
I thought it was a lps.
The little orange guy.

 

[shrimplet]

Looks more like a lepto to me

 

[mfinn]

Looks more like a lepto to me

Got a link to any I can compare it to?

The hair like (polyps?) are always out and very soft and flexable. The move in the water with the current.

 

[Mr. E Wrasse]

Either a lepto or leptastrea. Cant really tell

 

[ladyreefer1983]

psammacora maybe?

 

[kacrocorals581]

Leptastrea

 

[mfinn]

Leptastrea

This does not have the ridges around eyes that I've seen with Leptastrea

 

[mfinn]

psammacora maybe?

Did a google seach and I'm pretty sure that's what it is. Even found a orange one that the picture came from somewhere, here on R2R.

 

[caudill187]

Leptastrea

+1..............

 

[mfinn]

Found this.Limited Editions Orange Psammocora superficialis

 

[mfinn]

Those that think it is a Leptastrea, show me a link to one that looks like this one.

I am not even familar with stony corals, but after doing a Leptastrea google picture seach I was not able to find any that looked even slightly close.
In fact all of the Leptastrea that I saw all had a pattern of ridges of some sort around what might be considered a mouth/eye?

 

[ladyreefer1983]

also found this
FragFarmer Pumpkin Pie | Atlantis Aquarium

 

[Frick]

I am leaning on Psammocora superficialis as well. It's hard to say with the polyps in the way. A pic with the polyps retracted would be able to settle it.
Corals of the World Factsheet and images - Psammocora superficialis

Another possibility is Lithophyllon undulatum which i have seen in solid orange as well and gets confused with Leptastrea.
Corals of the World Factsheet and images - Lithophyllon undulatum