Dallas Acropora

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Hi all! These are the best photos I can get at the moment of a nice green coral I have. I've been trying to find out what it is and the closest thing I could find is a Dallas acropora. For those with more experience, do you think it's what I have or are there any other ideas what it may be? Its a pretty bright green with yellow tips and greenish yellow polyps.
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Thanks
 
How long have you had that acro? It looks great!
 
I've had it about 6 months. I broke off 2 tiny
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branch tips accidentally and glued them on a plug and they are already branching!
 
I have them on a frag rack because I'm upgrading from a 120 to a 200 gal and going to be changing around my rockwork.
 
Looks similar. My photo doesn't do it justice, it is a nice bright green. Probably the same as yours though.
 

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