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Anyone got an ID on this new frag? I know it won't have a fancy name but just interested in the genus as it has a completely different structure to my other acros.
Thanks.
 
Maybe a acropora aculeus?
Difficult to say with those tiny frags these days.

Grtz
Matthijs
I've just searched and I think you may be right. It's not actually as small as it looks, maybe just over 1 1/2".
It's a happy little frag and looks stunning under blues.
 
I've just searched and I think you may be right. It's not actually as small as it looks, maybe just over 1 1/2".
It's a happy little frag and looks stunning under blues.

That's tiny for me but ok ;Happy
A aculeus is mostly very fluoriscence green with some tints of yellow.

Grtz,
Matthijs
 
At this size its very hard, other than aculeus, my 2nd guess might be plana.

All are just guesses though.
 

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