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I have these in my frag tank for almost a 6 months and growing while others drag their feet.

The aqua green one has yellow tips
The burgandish color also has like purple on it

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1st one kind of looks like micropathalma, 2nd one maybe loripes or rosaria?
 
The top branching one is a dead ringer for an ORA Scripps acro I have. As to species, no clue.
 
The top branching one is a dead ringer for an ORA Scripps acro I have. As to species, no clue.

Scripps is thought to be micropathalma, fastest growing acro I have ever seen.
 
It’s it, they grow like weeds!
 
How about the burgandish one
It looks like maybe a rosaria or loripes they can be tough to tell apart sometimes, esp as frags, Id lean towards rosaria though, not really a fast grower if that is what it is, more on the slow side.
They can be beautiful though/lots of potential
 

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