Is this a symplex, echinata or a lokani

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I was told it was a lokani, anothe person said it was an echinata or a symplex

Main branch is brown then goes green to purple tips

Pic from the front
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Pic from the side
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I agree with Lokani. The growth patter certainly looks like it. Hard to tell with out a larger picture but I'm fairly certain about the id.
 
Definately not simplex. But nice deepwater acro
 
yeah, thats a really nice piece... id is so difficult..


this is a VERY help site for identification, and also really fun to see new species you've never seen before
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Thanks everyone. I knew I could get an answer here I will take a look at the link tonight


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I forgot to add that it looks really nice too! Please keep us updated.:bigsmile:
 

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