Any idea what this coral is?

[Sjlawgirl]

This came as my freebie coral with my green BTA. Any idea what it is? I nees ro know if my tank is right for it or if I should find it a new home. Thanks!

[paneubert]

Sort of looks like duncans/elegance.  Are those two big polyps skeletonized most of the way up?

[Sjlawgirl]

Its def not a duncan. The "stalks" are bony with jagged crown-like tops/rims and soft polyps sprouting out. Its been in the tank only a day so it may not be fully settled an open yet.

[paneubert]

Well that description still sounds like a duncan to me.  Haha.  Could be frogspawn or torch I suppose.....

[Jono]

Sounds and looks duncany to me, too. 

[Sjlawgirl]

All the images I can find of duncans with closed polyps have smooth edges. These are sharp pointy crown-like all the way around the rims.  Looks nothing like any duncan I have had or seen before. 

[Cannedfish]

Euphyllia. 

[vegasgundog]

I believe Duncan edge is rounded and not a jagged crown. I'd say frogspawn. The tentacles are to small for hammer.

[Frag Factory]

It's a Duncan, they have a hard skeleton

[vegasgundog]

 

Under side of my Duncan colony. Looks more rounded skeleton than the ops'

[Kellie in CA]

Galaxea?  

[Sjlawgirl]

I guess I will have to see once it fully opens. It does look a lot like galaxea actually. I had a frag with MUCH smaller branches...that I couldn't keep alive. Hope this one does better...whatever it turns out to be.

[banasophia]

Galaxea

 

If it is, they are beautiful but they have really long sweepers and may not be good for a nano. 

[A Little Blue]

Euphillia family (maybe Torch).