Got a name for this acro?

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Bought as a no name and has colored up beautifully so far.

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A name to me is a means to discover others experiences. I don't care if this one's called blueberry razzle dazzle, but if it was...and I googled that and found beneficial information. Well that's okay with me.
 
A name to me is a means to discover others experiences. I don't care if this one's called blueberry razzle dazzle, but if it was...and I googled that and found beneficial information. Well that's okay with me.
I can't help with name. But, it sure is pretty.
 
Looks like a. horrida to me.
Only acro I've ever seen that gets white polyps
Google Purple Plasma. I think that's the ORA variant.
 

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