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No idea where this one came from. Got it from another reefer who was tearing down his tank. He didn't have much idea.Any idea where this "Acan" was collected from ... regionwise? Aussie or Vietnam? Okay here we go .... Bounce Acan mania!!!
The edges of polyps look almost as being a single coral, tightly packed together. I have never seen them apart, but I know they are. However, the coral heads are wayyyy more packed together than the "usual" Acans (mostly Lords) I have seen.
You know, it definitely isn't a common coloration for sure. But i swear i've seen it before on some puppy-mill-coral-monger site like aquariumdepot.com or something like that...looks more like a lord to me but not like any I have seen before. Not just the bubbles but the color pattern.
Thanks for the detailed comment. It's funny sometimes how little we actually know about the corals we keep, although we look at them every single dayYou know, it definitely isn't a common coloration for sure. But i swear i've seen it before on some puppy-mill-coral-monger site like aquariumdepot.com or something like that...
Regardless, OP, thats a pretty acan. And unless you can get one of the coral pros on here like UniqueCoral's Joe Caparatta (really awesome guy if you ever get to meet him) or of similar caliber, you might not be able to know exactly which type of acan it is.