Help with ID please

[exnisstech]

My Gal brought this frag home for me but she can't remember the name. I'm new to SPS so I don't know it either. Tried Google with no luck. It's actually a brighter green than the image shows and the tip is light blue. I just like to record what I have and when purchased for personal records.

 

[sculpin01]

It’s an Accropora. As to species, you’ll have to let it grow a bit first.

 

[exnisstech]

Thanks. Hopefully I can keep it alive. Recently invested in a par meter so at least now I know why I've been having trouble keeping higher light corals and clams.

 

[Mr_Knightley]

Looks like a Hawkin's Echinata to me, or something similar. They prefer lower-than-normal light for an acro, but they still like a lot of light.

 

[ScottB]

I am leaning more towards a tort. Google myagi tort and see if that matches.

 

[exnisstech]

I am leaning more towards a tort. Google myagi tort and see if that matches.

It does look a bit like one but is almost all green except the light blue tip. That could be lighting tho I suppose.

 

[doca]

Acropora Hawkings Echinata +1

but the branch is looking a little bit more width, maybe A. Granulosa

 

[exnisstech]

I think it is a Hawkings Echinata. Looks an awful lot like this one. Thanks all.

 

[Graffiti Spot]

Looks like it’s a Hawkins, which is actually a turaki and not an echinata nice piece of left alone in good white light the tips glow almost a neon blue violet color.