What is this coral?!

[JDApple]

I got this in a deal my LFS had going on and I couldn't find anything about it. I can try and update the picture tomorrow but the picture I have below is about how big it will usually open right now. Let me know if you have any ideas on what it could be.

Thanks

 

[organism]

Really hard to tell with that picture, I'd get it under lower light for now though since it's always a good idea to start new corals off on the sandbed.

 

[JDApple]

Yeah I had him on the sandbed for about a week and slowly worked him up a little higher. I'll try and get a better picture very soon.

 

[JDApple]

Here are some of the updated images...I would like to move him to get a better picture however he seems to be enjoying that spot and has opened up a lot today.

http://imageshack.com/a/img922/3776/v68NdK.jpg
http://imageshack.com/a/img924/2760/kzGzsZ.jpg
http://imageshack.com/a/img924/5366/KlK9uk.jpg

Thanks for the helps.

 

[organism]

Really hard to tell, could be a small piece of a fox coral or... I dunno. Still hard to tell at that size and angle. I'd ask in the LPS section.

 

[Mark9]

I think organism is correct, fox coral.

 

[Opus123]

I'm going with bubble coral.

 

[organism]

I don't think bubble corals are symmetric like that, they're kind of more weirdly shaped imo.

 

[plantastic]

Yep, nemenzophyllia...if I spelled it correctly and it is still a valid name... Haha!

 

[JaimeAdams]

I'm on the fox coral bandwagon.

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[The_Reef_Keeper]

I'm on the fox coral bandwagon.

+1

 

[PedroMurcia]

It looks like a actinodiscus.

 

[nuvuku]

My vote goes to the itty bitty fox coral committee lol

 

[minus9]

Nemenzophyllia turbida for sure. Note the skeletal base, very similar to caulastrea.