Can anyone put a name to this acro ?

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Here is it. It’s growing into a very nice colony.
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There are so many different similar acros out there. @thamnasteroid may have an ID on the type of Acropora which can help you narrow down which one it is but, as stated above, it could also simply be an unknown/unnamed Acropora, especially if it's a Maricultured coral rather than an Aquacultured coral.
 
There are so many different similar acros out there. @thamnasteroid may have an ID on the type of Acropora which can help you narrow down which one it is but, as stated above, it could also simply be an unknown/unnamed Acropora, especially if it's a Maricultured coral rather than an Aquacultured coral.
I got as a 1/2" frag, forgot what its called.
 
There are so many different similar acros out there. @thamnasteroid may have an ID on the type of Acropora which can help you narrow down which one it is but, as stated above, it could also simply be an unknown/unnamed Acropora, especially if it's a Maricultured coral rather than an Aquacultured coral.
Unfortunately not very knowledgeable w/ Acro species IDs, especially with aquarium specimens. Hard to tell with this photo too.
 

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