Help With Acropora ID

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Hello I have these 2 Acropora that I got at the same store. One was sold as a slimer (well that was obviously wrong) Perhaps a BUrning Tree? The other was listed as unknown, but it grew super fast. By far the biggest Acro I have in the tank.

Any help would be deeply appreciated.

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That "Not Green Slimer" still could be a Green Slimer. A quick search shows a number of people that have had theirs go from green to purple. Lighting, alk, etc. all play a role in our coral's coloration.
 
Hello I have these 2 Acropora that I got at the same store. One was sold as a slimer (well that was obviously wrong) Perhaps a BUrning Tree? The other was listed as unknown, but it grew super fast. By far the biggest Acro I have in the tank.

Any help would be deeply appreciated.

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Definitely not a slimer haha. The purple one with green polyps looks like acropora nana
 

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