Help with acro ID

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I have this very large acro colony that I'm trying to ID it has a bit of green a lot of yellow and a lot of pink.
Sorry for the quality of the pic good old cell phones
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I will see if I can get a better picture
 
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Here you go you can see the colors a lot better in this one
 
Maybe a Red Planet? Nice coral!
 
It looks a lot different from my red planet and my pink lemonade. I was just hoping to find a name for it before I start fraging it.
 
Maybe a Red Planet? Nice coral!

I am thinking the same thing. RP can look very different under different conditions. A RP under really intense lighting can pick up some yellow, less green and more pink.

How long have you had this piece?
 
Just received it yesterday along with a red planet that was growing next to it the red planet is a much deeper red l.
 

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