Acropora Red Dragon ?

Doesn't look like red dragon to me, sustainable reefs in Aussie have a coral called red devil
 
That does not look like A. Carduus which was the original Coral in the Reef (CITR) Red Dragon. It is much more brittle and has smaller branches, but similar color. CITR Red Dragon is a wonderful coral that not everybody can keep, but if you can, it grows like crazy.

That looks more like A. Lorpies or A. Granulosa or one of those smooth skinned acropora... hard to tell. It is really nice.

That one from Sustainable Reefs looks like A. Simplex and is amazing to me. I would buy/trade a frag of that in a heartbeat.
 
Here is a red dragon frag . The difference in the way it grows is easy to see
 

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If you are confused you need to search for a solution .... I have sent Vincent Chalias a message with pictures and he confirmed : Acropora Carduus Red Dragon :)
 

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