Acan lord id please

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It is a nice pastel colored one. Acans are rarely named and if they are. Divisions are almost impossible to ID. Acans morph too much.

It is a really nice color. A colony would be impressive. But keep in low light or it will morph.
 
I have it at the bottom of my 75, with a 48 in Finnex fugeray marine + led. And I'm not familiar with morphing this is my first acan, could you explain.
 
Morphing is common in acan lords and chalices. It is actually color morphing. When the lighting is too bright the colors morph into another color. Chalices have a much broader morph palette. Acan lords generally morph into an orange red.
 

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