Acro ID Please

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I got this in a mystery pack. I’ve been trying to ID it for a while but can’t pick it out. Anyone know what it might be?
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It's sort of structured like a Milli but I'm not sure if it has a trade name or not. There are a ton of Acropora varieties that don't have established trade names.

Have you asked the seller? They may have a better idea. It also could have come from a large mariculture colony that was fragged down, in which case there's no telling what it is.
 
It's sort of structured like a Milli but I'm not sure if it has a trade name or not. There are a ton of Acropora varieties that don't have established trade names.

Have you asked the seller? They may have a better idea. It also could have come from a large mariculture colony that was fragged down, in which case there's no telling what it is.
It does look like a mille, just not in it's full expansion form. It takes time for them to be fully open and develop more colors.
 

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