Whats this coral

[tbub1221]

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<li>I bought it in June last year in an eBay auction advertised as a lepto but after the seller admitted he was stumped and that it just came with a shipment of livestock , I gave a few pieces away last Christmas but no one knows just what it is</li>
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It definitely doesn't produce sweepers of any kind the only polyps extension is very tiny polyps as small and smaller than most acro polyps but u can see some in the pictures its a slow grower lots of guess tends to lean toards favite when the lighting it all on because its more retracted , it puffed up a little more under blue only in the evening and it wont tolerant high light and retracts in to the skeleton in too much light and flow so I guess it could be lps but I think this is one of those situations where those loosely used terms like lps and sps dont suit best .
Any guesses ?
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[enderg60]

very hard to tell in those pics. Could be anything from favia to an encrusting hydinophora

 

[tater]

Looks to be a lithophylon

 

[wildernets]

tater;1028823 wrote: looks to be a lithophylon

+1

 

[declanisadog]

tater;1028823 wrote: looks to be a lithophylon

+2

 

[tbub1221]

<p style="text-align:left">Thanks fellas , lithophylon looks pretty good for an ID , the polyp match and its got a similar mouths and ridges.
I've never heard of this coral , no way I'd have found that alone.
Now I know what to call it when I cut it again.