Help identify this Millie please

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It’s almost looks like Ora/general blue Mille they had a sliver/green hue in the polyps. It’s hard to tell in the pictures if it dark blue or dark shade green green tips definitely have some blue in them. My palmers blue Millie use look very similar in lower light/ in high it was strong blue w/ silver.
 
It has green polyp extensión with a reddish base
 
Sunset millie?
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IME Sun sunsets much lighter pigments overall with defined orange much bright/intense tissue/polyp colorwise low/high light. PE length is longer/more hairy then the OP’s Mille.
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It has green polyp extensión with a reddish base
Hmm.. did you get it through a vendor or just no name frag? Trying think ot origin might help my brain.
 
Hmm.. did you get it through a vendor or just no name frag? Trying think ot origin might help my brain.

That one is it. It typically is a lot hairier. I had just finished fragging off a few pieces
 

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