ID On a "Dragon" type acro

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Got a frag of this over the summer and for the life of my cannot remember what the guy called it and I cannot get in touch with him. I remember it was off a big name online vendor but I'm having no luck tracking it down.

It's a shade lighter red than the CITR Red Dragon but has really nice yellow tips. Excuse the cell pics, they don't show the true red






Thanks!
 

Its close but washed out compaired to that.

I don't think it's a pacman type, I have the Ms Packman and it doesn't look like it.

I agree based on secondary branch growth. Mine seems to have almost a random curve thing going on. Definitely don't feel comfortable calling it that.


Acropora carduus

Thanks, I was able to get that far with it.

Nice colony!
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Thank you. Its quite the grower.
 
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This was on 10/28/13, around 3 months after I got it. The previous full shot was taken recently.
 

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