Acropora Hyacinthus

I think this one is hyacinthus.
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I've found hyacinthus to be the easiest of the "tables". Clathara, cytherea, and some of the other "tightly" packed corals have always been troublesome for me.

This is my little aussie piece (photo about a month old). I cut off a good chunk of it for frags before taking the picture, since then it's started to grow really well. I did loose a couple of the smaller frags that didn't have polyps but all the bigger pieces are doing great.

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