Just picked up these 3 today !

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after a trip too my LFS ive come home with these beauties .... acrapora one blue one green .. the yellow one i dont know.. i paid 15 euro's a piece !!
 
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Yeah looks good, the stag might be questionable, need an image with white light. Stag is really a catch all name, it could be a Formosa.
 
Isn't Formosa considered a stag? o_O

Scientific name of classic Staghorn coral is Acropora cervicornis, but the label stag is often applied to other acropora types with similar growth formation. Acropora Formosa looks like a stag, and it's probably often called a stag. Same goes for Acropora Yongei (green slimer), often people refer to it as a stag.
 
Scientific name of classic Staghorn coral is Acropora cervicornis, but the label stag is often applied to other acropora types with similar growth formation. Acropora Formosa looks like a stag, and it's probably often called a stag. Same goes for Acropora Yongei (green slimer), often people refer to it as a stag.
Makes sense, Thanks for the clarification.
 
Maybe an Austrea, a Valida or Lisatilla, Microlados and a Ponape or Purple Polyp Birdsnest.
 

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