Acropora latistella?

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I know it's a small frag, but was wondering if this one could possibly be a A. latistella? It's always hairy like this but definitely not a millepora.
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I know it's a small frag, but was wondering if this one could possibly be a A. latistella? It's always hairy like this but definitely not a millepora.
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Could be I’ve got two different ones but similar and long Hairy polyps out even after lights out but definitely not a Mille
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Could be I’ve got two different ones but similar and long Hairy polyps out even after lights out but definitely not a Mille
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The corallite structure definitely looks similar. Mine also stays hairy day and night.
 
I know it's a small frag, but was wondering if this one could possibly be a A. latistella? It's always hairy like this but definitely not a millepora.
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Here’s a video I took of one of them. It was sold to me as solar fuzz
 

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