G-6 bottebrush?

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Got the frag and it was labeled G-6 rainbow bottlebrush. I know that can't be correct but does anybody know what the typo was on G-6 (another vendor with similar initials, perhaps)? Here's a picture but not sure if it is going to help:

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I can't get a hold of the hobbyist I got it from to ask. Thanks for any help you can provide.

Dave
 
That baby has some polyp extension!
 
I've not seen a plana with such polyp extension but it is possible. The owner said it came from Jarret as a rainbow bottlebrush. Anyone know who Jarret is (owner of online store, I suspect).
 
I've not seen a plana with such polyp extension but it is possible. The owner said it came from Jarret as a rainbow bottlebrush. Anyone know who Jarret is (owner of online store, I suspect).

Not sure who Jerret is. I do know of a Garrett of Garrett's Acropolis. Garrett's Acropolis Garrett has a A. insignis that looks very close to yours. Are you looking for a species ID or a show name?

The polyp extension shouldn't make a big difference on an ID decision, it could lead you in the right direction. Really we would need to know how it grows as a colony and how the other features look like the corallites and branches if you would like to know the species. I can't think of any bottle brush species that would look like that.
 
I've not seen a plana with such polyp extension but it is possible. The owner said it came from Jarret as a rainbow bottlebrush. Anyone know who Jarret is (owner of online store, I suspect).

Probably Jared, not Jarret, from Rocky Mountain Frags.
 

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