I really need to ID this beauty

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Here fellow reefers
i had this piece for over 6 months , finally colored up full i think lol
Can you guys help me to ID this beauty
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If you have confirmed lineage to that coral then yes. If you don't then it's not.
 
thanks everyone [emoji106]
If you want a more detailed observation, you're always able to send a frag to me and I'll give it my best shot I mean, it's the least I can do to help a fellow reefer!

Seriously tho, it's a really good looking piece and it looks really happy where you have it. Who cares what it is as long as you love it.
 
If you want a more detailed observation, you're always able to send a frag to me and I'll give it my best shot I mean, it's the least I can do to help a fellow reefer!

Seriously tho, it's a really good looking piece and it looks really happy where you have it. Who cares what it is as long as you love it.

LOL
ohhh i defiantly love there is no question about it , i was just curious to know what kind of Arco it is
 

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