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Good Evening, Folks,

Can anyone identify this coral?...
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I think its some kind of euphyllia coral (most likely torch or frogspawn).
 

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I think it might turn out to be Pocillopora, but another image would be of great assist.
 
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Thanks for the replies... I'll see if I can get a clearer shot... (sounds like a great excuse to buy a scope/cam!)...

It's a very small patch... probably than 1/2" long... started off encrusting and we just noticed it's beginning to branch..
 

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Pocillopora has the ability to reproduce by polyp bailout, basically the sps drops polyps and they can spread through out a tank.
 

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