Comparison between Turaki vs CITR Red Dragon Acro

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All, Has anyone ever notice similarities of a Turaki and the CITR Red Dragon. The structures and the patteres are almost the same. Please see below the photo and comment below!

 
Maybe similar structure but the scale is very different. ALso turaki grows tighter and the RD is more branchy thin.
 
They may be similar but they are not the same species a turaki is an acropora turaki, red dragon is acropora carduus...but some claim it is acropora walindii.

If you grow yours out to large colonies you'll see they are different.


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These are frags of my larger colonies. I do beleive that the Turaki is a little more thicker. However the vertical line structure is the same.
 

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