Acro identification

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Hello all!! I grabbed this mystery acro from my LFS a week ago. It’s a very stout and stocky variety that is growing quite quickly. It’s already beginning to encrust the epoxy surrounding the plug. Bright green. At night when the polyps are extended they are a bright bluish purple. Anyone have any idea what variety it might be?
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Hello all!! I grabbed this mystery acro from my LFS a week ago. It’s a very stout and stocky variety that is growing quite quickly. It’s already beginning to encrust the epoxy surrounding the plug. Bright green. At night when the polyps are extended they are a bright bluish purple. Anyone have any idea what variety it might be?
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It’s a bit early to tell but maybe A. Sarmentosa
 
Hello all!! I grabbed this mystery acro from my LFS a week ago. It’s a very stout and stocky variety that is growing quite quickly. It’s already beginning to encrust the epoxy surrounding the plug. Bright green. At night when the polyps are extended they are a bright bluish purple. Anyone have any idea what variety it might be?
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How's the frag looking now? Any idea what wholesaler your LFS got this from? I got a similar one around the same time in California and it looks so similar. Trying to ID it as well. My LFS got it from sea dwelling creatures they believe.
 

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