id for this sps please

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i picked this up from the lfs out of the $20 frag rack they had no idea what it was. looked around & thought maybe tenuis but figured i would ask the acro experts to get a id on it. base & branches are light green polyps are dark green very tip of branches looks almost white.

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difficult to say, but not A. tenuis.
thanks, it's my first acro type frag. so i'm not any good at id on them. i know it's not the best pic, i did get a cpl filter cause my first pics of the tank were just blue. i looked all over at the big on line coral dealers for a match but couldn't find one.
 
Not a tenuis and it’s hard to Id such a small frag but I would guess hyanthicus or something similar to it.
 
Not a tenuis and it’s hard to Id such a small frag but I would guess hyanthicus or something similar to it.
Thanks for the reply I'll check those out hopefully it gets nice and big & can figure it out then.
 

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