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Hello R2R,

Does anyone know what this coral is? It's very bright green/borderline yellow with bright red polyps. I bought it at Reef-a-palooza - the guy selling it called it a Strawberry Keylime Pie monti, but it doesn't quite look like a montipora to me. Regardless of the name, it's a stunning coral:

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Maybe - I have a green undata with neon/blue polyps. By comparison, this one's polyps are noticeably smaller and it's bumpier.
 
I don't know, but I think you won't like it. And should just send him this way. I will "Help" you out. :biggrin1:
 

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