Acorapora ID Please

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Hello, new here! I'll create an introduction thread shortly. I have an acorapora frag that was sold as a green bali slimer. It has taken off in the past few weeks and it looks different than other slimers I've seen. The flesh is not a fluorescent green and it has light pink growth tips. Any ideas?

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Jon



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It sure doesn't look like any slimer I have ever had. It could be so many things at this stage in growth. Definitely a pretty piece.
 
After looking at images of other Bali Slimer some pieces do look like they have light pink/blue new growth tips. Ora has a Bali Slimmer that looks similar.
Your piece is branching, I always think of Stag like growth with Slimmers.
 
After looking at images of other Bali Slimer some pieces do look like they have light pink/blue new growth tips. Ora has a Bali Slimmer that looks similar.
Your piece is branching, I always think of Stag like growth with Slimmers.
Perhaps it's a voodoo magic or miyagi tort? Those look similar. What's the difference between branching and stag growth patterns?
 

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