What coral is this?

[Kan9]

Im thinking Lobophylia but its feeding response is pretty pronounced. Its a fun coral but I cant remember its name?

 

[Webslinger]

Open Brain? Scolymia ?

 

[ZipAdeeZoa]

I've typically seen those sold as open brains but I can't recall the latin

 

[Kan9]

Definitely not a scoly. I think open brains are Lobophyllias and if it is that than it acts totally different than the other 2 Lobos I have. The Lobos I have have feeder tentacles that are maybe 1/8" long and rarely out, this coral has feeder tentacles that are 1" and out all the time begging for food.

 

[Kan9]

bump

 

[ZipAdeeZoa]

Definitely not a scoly. I think open brains are Lobophyllias and if it is that than it acts totally different than the other 2 Lobos I have. The Lobos I have have feeder tentacles that are maybe 1/8" long and rarely out, this coral has feeder tentacles that are 1" and out all the time begging for food.

Actually open brain refers to quite a few different species including lobos but not exclusively.

Trachyphyllia?

 

[Phildago]

Yes, Trachyphyllia

 

[vetteguy53081]

+1 on Trachy

 

[Kan9]

Im going with Trachy as well after looking at pics and others posts. They (at least the one I have) are one of the best eaters, always hungry when lights are on and eats big chunks of clam, ect.

 

[minus9]

Need a daylight pic and a view of the base. Lobos will have noticeable pronounced radial teeth, whereas trachys and others not so much. As others mentioned, "open brains" cover many species.