Help identifying this coral frag?

[Retail_Therapy]

I was gifted a frag and for the life of me I can't remember the name. I hadn't heard the name before, but I'm not a highly experienced reefer, either. Just a few years in the hobby.

This guy hasn't been in the tank for too long, so it hasn't fully opened up.

Thanks for any help - apologies if this isn't the place for this.

 

[Retail_Therapy]

Sorry, forgot link: https://imgur.com/TXDwlS6

 

[Sugar Magnolia]

Torch or frogspawn. Hard to tell retracted like that.

 

[Vinny Kreyling]

More likely a Frogspawn, a picture when fully open would help.

 

[Sk8r]

If its strands have multiple pale bumps per strand, it's frogspawn. If singular, torch, which is a little 'hot' and aggressive. It has a reach of about 2". It could (we don't think so) a very shy hammer, which has a mallet-shaped single strand, but not likely. All three named species are euphyllias, one of the easiest stonies to grow, in my own opinion.

 

[Retail_Therapy]

Definitely not frogspawn or torch. Been looking but haven't been able to match it up at all, don't know anything about it.

Here is another picture: https://imgur.com/a/9IVdOjn

 

[Retail_Therapy]

All three named species are euphyllias, one of the easiest stonies to grow, in my own opinion.

Bingo! Has to be alveopora, right?

 

[Sugar Magnolia]

Bingo! Has to be alveopora, right?

12 polyps per branch...yep alveopora. Can be tricky to keep alive but much easier than goniopora.