Id these cool sps for me, please.

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Fast grower, I accidentally broke a few when I chasing my 6-line.

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I was joking! Of course you already knew it was an acropora. I would vote that its a Tri-Color Acropora Echinata.
 
I was joking! Of course you already knew it was an acropora. I would vote that its a Tri-Color Acropora Echinata.


I thought that response was kind of lame, but I didnt want to be a jerk about it. THANKS GARY!!!
 
I figured I would get some kind of remark from it....?
No problem, its a nice acro and they are amazing once they grow to a colony.
 
It looks an awful lot like my ora joe the coral. I don't know the exact species but here is an older picture of mine. It has been said that it loses it's green color after a while which mine has lost a little now.

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Yes they are very similar, Joe the Coral is a Tenuis and more fuzzy than an Echinata.
 
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Mine has nice extension, but I dont its quite as bushy as the joes. It also has an almost iridescent appearance. I think echinata might be it but Im not positive.

Shouldve just left it at acro :D
 

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