Baby acro?

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See the encircled area.
It appears to be an acropora.....- baby acropora to me.
There is one more smaller area with the same variety of acro.
Not sure who dropped that baby.

I know for a fact it is not mojano anemone.

I see solid base that is calcareous

Any one see this before ? Dropped baby acros?
 
I like the look of it. Maybe siphon off the cyanobacteria around it and give it some room to grow. Idk if I would say acro right off the bat, but it's something to keep an eye on.
 
Very well could be, I've never experienced acros dropping though. I know pocillipora spreads that way. Let it grow and see, very cool.

I do have Wwc pink stylo in the tank! Not too far from there. Maybe that’s what it is then
 

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