A few no name Acros

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Really enjoying watching these no name Acros condition in the grow out! They just keep getting more and more interesting. I’ve slapped names on them to keep them straight, but if anyone knows a trade name for any of these post a comment!

Happy Reefing

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Really enjoying watching these no name Acros condition in the grow out! They just keep getting more and more interesting. I’ve slapped names on them to keep them straight, but if anyone knows a trade name for any of these post a comment!

Happy Reefing

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Third looks like a rosevine and second looks like a nameless I have that I called monolith for fun!
 
Really enjoying watching these no name Acros condition in the grow out! They just keep getting more and more interesting. I’ve slapped names on them to keep them straight, but if anyone knows a trade name for any of these post a comment!

Happy Reefing

IMG_0537.jpeg IMG_0528.jpeg IMG_0525.jpeg IMG_0523.jpeg
I don't know the names, but I do know those are some great looking acros!
 

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