Acro ID please :)

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Ahoy!

Is anyone able to ID this litle Acropora of mine?
Latin name and or hobby/designer name would be much appreciated :)

Coral grows long thin branches.
Growth is rather fast.
The coral seems to be very tough.
The color under bright Light is a deep purple with neon green tips.
Under low light, the green tips get longer/ the green overtakes the purple. (See the Frag on the fragrack, which is more to the side with less light)

Thanks

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acro 4.jpg

acro2.jpg

acro 3.jpg
 
@BoomCorals Good idea, it does have that deepsea-ish look to it. But I think if it was a lokani it would not like to be placed on top right? (not sure though)

Another guess was "pacman acropora" any opinions?
 
I have this acro n it's a deep sea species named PURPLE DRAGON
 
Ahoy!

Is anyone able to ID this litle Acropora of mine?
Latin name and or hobby/designer name would be much appreciated :)

Coral grows long thin branches.
Growth is rather fast.
The coral seems to be very tough.
The color under bright Light is a deep purple with neon green tips.
Under low light, the green tips get longer/ the green overtakes the purple. (See the Frag on the fragrack, which is more to the side with less light)

Thanks

acro1.jpg

acro 4.jpg

acro2.jpg

acro 3.jpg


Looks a lot like my Mr. Pac-Man colony. Which I’m not sure if it is a lokani, turaki or cardus acropora.

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I have the same coral n been trying to identify it to... I think it's a purple dragon coral
 

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