Montipora Undata?

[selje]

This was imported as Montipora Undata. I believe that's right. But does some of you have a "popular" name for it? It's not colored up yet, but it looks like it will get purple growth-area and red-ish base?

http://seljevold.com/saltvann/full/september/160911/IMG_3106.jpg

Hope some of you recognize this :)

[dvanacker]

Looks more like verucosa

http://www.sdmas.com/corals/280.php

[Frick]

+1 Verrucosa

[klepto]

My vote is for M. undata.
http://coral.aims.gov.au/coral-images/largest/0278_C1_07.jpg
http://coral.aims.gov.au/speciesPages/species_metadata/0278/view#

[selje]

Didn't think of Verrucosa at all. But it looks similar to the pictures on sdmas.com.

Here's my other Verrucosa.

http://seljevold.com/saltvann/full/juni/190611/IMG_0544.jpg

I'm still in doubt. I also thought it was Undata:beer:

[d0ughb0y]

polyps are white, and edges have a purple tint, I'd say undata. I only have undata, and polyps are white and purple tint on edges.

[dvanacker]

polyps are white, and edges have a purple tint, I'd say undata. I only have undata, and polyps are white and purple tint on edges.

You cant identify species by colour.

[gon08]

Here's another possibility http://sdmas.com/corals/251.php

[acroholicreefer]

My vote is Montipora Verruculosus. From sdmas - "Plates are covered with dome-shaped verrucae which are of very uniform size and are uniformly spaced".

[Stupes]

+1 on the Danae, its not an Undata

[selje]

Pretty sure that it's not a Danae. I have severeal Danae and they have much smaller "dots" standing up.