ID please

[flooddc]

Found this between 2 clove frag. I trimmed it out and it seem to be growing. 

any idea what it is? thanks

SPS for sure.

Unknown frag by t@#$%c, on Flickr

[mari.harutunian]

Green leptoseris? If it ends up branching then wrinkle leptoseris.

 

 

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[flooddc]

Green leptoseris? If it ends up branching then wrinkle leptoseris.

 

 

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Thanks

That's was my first thought but the lines on the corallite are too closed and fine. leptoseris lines are far apart and easily be seen. IDK

 

I also suspect that it could be either pavona or Psammocora (I have both in my tank but seem a bit different). Hopefully can get positive ID. If not will have to see if/once it grow out. 

Edited May 25, 2018 by flooddc

[mari.harutunian]

Thanks

That's was my first thought but the lines on the corallite are too closed and fine. leptoseris lines are far apart and easily be seen. IDK

 

I also suspect that it could be either pavona or Psammocora (I have both in my tank but seem a bit different). Hopefully can get positive ID. If not will have to see if/once it grow out.

I have a branching Pavona that I’ve heard called wrinkle leptoseris or Patato chip coral that it reminds me of.

 

 

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[zygote2k]

looks like pavona

[flooddc]

thanks all. i'll grow it out and see.

[flooddc]

The frag has double in size but still unable to figure out what it is.

Strangely, the outer rim of the frag appears to have soft tissue. See video

[sen5241b]

I'm thinking Emerald Psammacora. Compare with this:  https://www.pacificeastaquaculture.com/Emerald-Psammacora-WYSIWYG-X-A1911-Prodview.html

[flooddc]

I'm thinking Emerald Psammacora. Compare with this:  https://www.pacificeastaquaculture.com/Emerald-Psammacora-WYSIWYG-X-A1911-Prodview.html

hmm! did you see the soft part around the rim of the frag in my video? I have never seen that in sps coral.

[flooddc]

This thing is getting quite interesting!

here is the latest top down photo. It appears to have formed a mouth in the center and some yellow specks randomly.

At first look, it's almost like a mushroom. But, it's hard and outer rim is soft.

Unkown coral by t@#$%c, on Flickr