A Gem Growing Under My Nose

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This acro has been randomly growing in my frag tank on the egg crate. Don’t really know where it came from. I took a closer look today and dang! It’s always looked boring and green, but I added radion Gen5s a few weeks ago. Let me know what y’all think! Also if anyone recognizes it or if I might have something new.

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I believe strawberry shortcake and looking darn good !!
 
Very unusual piece. The blue tips look incredible. I like it.
 
I believe strawberry shortcake and looking darn good !!
I have had many of shortcakes over the past 10 years, so definitely a possibility. I never seen one with a growth pattern like this. I seem to remember their coralite structures being larger more pronounced?
 
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I have had many of shortcakes over the past 10 years, so definitely a possibility. I never seen one with a growth pattern like this. I seem to remember their coralite structures being larger more pronounced?
Each one responds to light, flow and nutrients which affects appearance
 
Not a shortcake imo, definitely not Microclados. Maybe you do have something new? Growth and colors look very unique
 

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