Acro ID help

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I picked up this frag at my LFS. They could only tell me it was a wild piece. It has pale blue flesh, green tips, and striped brown & blue polyps. Any idea what it might be?

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Looks like Floyds Acropora. The growth and neon green tips are a near dead give away. Looks like its coloring up.
 
Looks like Floyds Acropora. The growth and neon green tips are a near dead give away. Looks like its coloring up.

Thanks for the tip. After a few Google searches, I came across this ASD Floyd Acro that looks like a match to me. Is that what you meant?

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Yep. Here is mine also from ASD. Working on the colors still. I think this coral likes a lot of like to get the best colors.

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