Sps id.

[Brassmonkey]

Got a few peices of this coral from a friend friend about two weeks ago and can't figure out what it is. I was thinking maybe a stylo but polyps look to big.
Thanks

 

[Brassmonkey]

Got a few peices of this coral from a friend friend about two weeks ago and can't figure out what it is. I was thinking maybe a stylo but polyps look to big.
Thanks

 

[Brassmonkey]

Anyone?

 

[jDoSe]

Well not a stylo, acro, or other traditional “sps”. Can’t tell if it is growing on a branch or if it is the branch.

Maybe a type of branching cyphastrea?
Maybe a type of lps growing on a branch.

 

[Rick's Reviews]

Anyone?

Anyone help with better pics instead of 'scuba steve' dive cam lol

 

[A Young Reefer]

First Guess would be a branching cyphastrea? But the PE and growth pattern are not usual.

 

[Anemone_Fanatic]

Oculina robusta. Not allowed to be collected from the wild or sold commercially, but they sometimes come in on aquacultured rock from the keys. Nice find!

 

[thatmanMIKEson]

I think its cyphastrea or something similar growing on a piece of tonga branch? Not the best picture way to much stuff on the glass and to much blue it's just a guess with the information provided

 

[Dburr1014]

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[Rtaylor]

Oculina robusta. Not allowed to be collected from the wild or sold commercially, but they sometimes come in on aquacultured rock from the keys. Nice find!

Agree, I had a good sized one on some Florida live rock