Acropora ID pls

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Anyone know what this acro is called?
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I would of said oregon tort but the green is throwing me off. Although i have heard of people saying their cali torts colour up like that.
 
I'm pretty sure I have the exact same thing. I bought this at a frag swap in February, and I can't remember if the vendor told me what it was called.
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I'm pretty sure I have the exact same thing. I bought this at a frag swap in February, and I can't remember if the vendor told me what it was called.
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Yours looks like one of the many blue-green tenuis' ....like an ORA Joe-the-Coral.
 
Yours looks like one of the many blue-green tenuis' ....like an ORA Joe-the-Coral.

Its not a tenuis, morphology is quite different from tenuis, name for this color variation of what I believe to be acropora austera is miyagi "tort".
 
Its not a tenuis, morphology is quite different from tenuis, name for this color variation of what I believe to be acropora austera is miyagi "tort".
Thing is i have what i belive to be a miyagi tort and it looks slightly different

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I think it's a miyagi frag. They get more tan/brown as they age. I think BattleCorals says this on their page for it. Here's mine in FEB vs now. It grows very fast:
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