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PixieCorals

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Hi all,
Looking for help on ID'ing this one SPS. Can't figure it out

Also is there any kind of app that you can send a picture of the coral and it will identify it for you?

Thanks for the help

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I searched that up on google and it shows some golden coral. Any other ideas?
Bro, your pic is in blue and it's not the color that identifies a coral. There's likely 100+ different variants of microclados. A lot of pics on the internet will be wild east indo species where 20k isn't available. I'm not an expert but I do have 3 different variants of this acro and the structure matches your pic to a T. Google strawberry shortcake acropora if you don't believe me.
 
Bro, your pic is in blue and it's not the color that identifies a coral. There's likely 100+ different variants of microclados. A lot of pics on the internet will be wild east indo species where 20k isn't available. I'm not an expert but I do have 3 different variants of this acro and the structure matches your pic to a T. Google strawberry shortcake acropora if you don't believe me.
Looks very similar I believe that's it.

Thank you so much sir!
 

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