ID on this blue acro?

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I have two frags, one i glued to a rock, the other put in the rack. Any idea what it is? Guy I got it from just called it a 'blue acro'.

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Damon
 
Doubtful a OT would be called “just a blue acro”. I think it looks like most of the frags I see of muricata (or Formosa if you will). Not much to go off of though it could be hard to tell until it branches out.
 
Doubtful a OT would be called “just a blue acro”. I think it looks like most of the frags I see of muricata (or Formosa if you will). Not much to go off of though it could be hard to tell until it branches out.
Good thing I was only thinking it and didn't say it out loud. :)
 
Doubtful a OT would be called “just a blue acro”. I think it looks like most of the frags I see of muricata (or Formosa if you will). Not much to go off of though it could be hard to tell until it branches out.
What is an OT?

I’m just saying the guy who gave it to me didn’t put much stock in names.
 
Still unknown although muricata my be a good option. Nice looking coral, regardless.
 

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