Defiantly acropora, from the looks of it I would guess acropora florida. Blow the polyps back with a baster and then tank a picture with polyps closed under daylight. Good job with that frag!
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Alright! I'll do just that!Defiantly acropora, from the looks of it I would guess acropora florida. Blow the polyps back with a baster and then tank a picture with polyps closed under daylight. Good job with that frag!
Ah.. For some reason I was looking at acropora fomosa. Talk about careless reading. I'll look into a florida.The variable directions of growth on the coralites and new nubs are what tell me it’s not one of the species like humilis or Monticulosa which normally grow a little more uniform, but I could be wrong. Florida is generally only green and gets pink tips when really doing well.
I have hirsuta before. It's a little bit leafy in appearance; this on the other hand is so far digitae.Hi I think I have seen this on eBay listed as Hirsuta Montipora hope that helps, it's looking quite similar to me on my screen