ID on this torch?

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Just got him a few hours ago. He’s not the happiest right now and I may need to wait a little while for it to fully extend for I can get a good pic. But if you can, can anyone ID? I got him for $200. Steal or bad deal? Thanks
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He’s opened up just a little more. Not as big as he was at LFS store yet. LFS said it was some kind of Aussie torch but they didn’t know the species.
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I think it is very pretty and appears to be making progress, steal/bad deal doesn't matter, if you are in this for enjoyment and you enjoy the way the coral looks it does not matter! Nice piece
 
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It’s either Euphyllia glabrescens or Euphyllia paraglabrescens, those are the only two possibilities. Without seeing it fully extended it’s tough to say which it is.
 
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Photos don’t do it justice IMO. I’m kinda glad I didn’t just get a purple torch with the green tips because I haven’t seen these torches at my LFS ever. It loves to sway, but isn’t getting hammered. Good purchase for sure.
 

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