ID my acro

[OnPointCorals Verified Sponsor]

Hey Guys. I’ve had this acro for a little over a year. Grew it out from a small frag. It was a named piece. Help me ID the species and possibly the trade name. My best guess is A. sarmentosa and I sort of thought it was Strawberry fields for awhile but not sure. In case you can’t tell it’s mint green, great polyps extension and pink tips.

 

[Phelipe's Ocean]

I have no idea but wowww stunning :) that is some crazy growth for a year! Are you using T5’s?

 

[OnPointCorals Verified Sponsor]

I have no idea but wowww stunning :) that is some crazy growth for a year! Are you using T5’s?

Thank you man. Yes sir I run ATI T5 with Reefbrite led supplements.

 

[Phelipe's Ocean]

Thank you man. Yes sir I run ATI T5 with Reefbrite led supplements.

Haha it just had to be, when you see growth and no shading like that you know its from T5’s!

 

[OnPointCorals Verified Sponsor]

Everybody is tired of the Id my Acro game I guess.

 

[Ben Pedersen]

I have red plannet that looks exactly like that. If you keep red planet under medium light intensity and medium to low watterflow, it looks like that. And if you blast it with high light, it looks like my R2R account photo.

 

[OnPointCorals Verified Sponsor]

I have red plannet that looks exactly like that. If you keep red planet under medium light intensity and medium to low watterflow, it looks like that. And if you blast it with high light, it looks like my R2R account photo.

Wow! Interesting.....

 

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Well it’s decided. I’m going to call it Red Planet.

 

[BoomCorals]

It’s a sarmentosa. As for “street” name call it what you want since the street name generally requires lineage. :/

 

[OnPointCorals Verified Sponsor]

It’s a sarmentosa. As for “street” name call it what you want since the street name generally requires lineage. :/

Thanks Matt. I suspected it was, but it’s good to hear reassurance.