Acro species based on Growth form

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Hi,

I am in the middle of reworking my tank with a new rock structure to allow for more placement of sticks (Acro's). But to be more precise I am planning to focus on Acros with a branching strucure as my aquascape will not allow for tabling acro's (and not a big fan of Stag's). However I struggle a bit to find an overview of acro's based on their growth patern. As far as I can tell Millipora and tenuis have a branching growth but that is how far I have managed to come so far.

Is there a list of Acro species based on their growth form? I am mostly interested in a list of the actual species and not pop-names (as I'm EU based the popular names are not always easy to find on this side of the pond).

Thanks a lot in advance
 

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