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I'm going to be purchasing this Acro this weekend and was hoping for an ID. I'm picking it up from Living Reefs (a R2R sponsor) and lucky for me my LFS. anyway they weren't sure the species but suggested digitata or samoensis. Here's 2 pics let me know what you think it is. Thanks.
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No I picked up a Milli (or will pick one up this weekend) and this one is much thicker than a Milli - it is very cactus'y looking.
 
I did a little research from two great websites and I think if not any of the already mentioned it might be either:

Acro Globiceps
Acro Gemmifera
Acro Humulis

Anyone have an idea if its one of these?

These are the Websites I was using: Acropora Catalogue and Corals of the World
 
I am going to throw acropora spathulata into the mix. I like Acro Humulis as a guess as well.
 

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