Acropora ID?

[WetSleeve]

Hey fellas, forgot the name of this acro…was a named piece and it’s completely slipped my mind..it’s not a red planet..any input?

 

[thamnasteroid]

That's an acropora.

 

[WetSleeve]

That's an acropora.

So helpful, I would’ve never guessed lol.

side note, does the video load for you?

 

[Goaway]

I had to download the video. It was worth it! Good luck on id.

 

[WetSleeve]

I had to download the video. It was worth it! Good luck on id.

Thanks man, yeah it’s a good looking piece..names start getting hard to remember when you have 100+ different pieces

 

[SamMule]

Hmmm. I'm not sure. Send a chunk my way and I'll figure it out for you. :p

 

[SamMule]

Seriously though, that's an awesome piece. I wanna know what it is just so I can find more!

 

[WetSleeve]

Seriously though, that's an awesome piece. I wanna know what it is just so I can find more!

I’d be happy to share, but it’s currently -30c in Ontario, Canada.

it probably wouldn’t look so good after shipping in these conditions

 

[SamMule]

Would be one cool looking popsicle!
Some sort of milli or spath?

 

[AnyNameYouWish]

I’m of no help but I’d like to see that thing with PE…… shaggy af?

 

[ScottB]

I am curious too. I am also the WORST at keeping track of my names.

@C. Eymann is my goto on acropora ID.

 

[jda]

Did they say Atlantis Christmas Mirabilis? For a while, every red and green tabling type acro was called a Xmas Mirabilis even if they were not.

 

[WetSleeve]

I’m of no help but I’d like to see that thing with PE…… shaggy af?

I’ll try to get a video later, it does have some pretty good PE!

 

[WetSleeve]

Did they say Atlantis Christmas Mirabilis? For a while, every red and green tabling type acro was called a Xmas Mirabilis even if they were not.

No, it didn’t.
I’ve had this piece for over a year, was just a tiny little 1” frag when I got it..just driving me crazy getting an ID on it.
It’s not that I care about the value of names acros, but I’ve been buying duplicate frags lately of pieces I’ve already got

 

[C. Eymann]

Radial corallite arrangement and their wall thickness remind me of A. anthocercis.

Anyway to see a close up of the new growth rim/ new branchlets?

Nice piece btw

 

[little_sardines]

Possibly UC Dippin Dots? That's a good size piece you have whatever it is!