Millepora types

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Hi all,

Just recently got comfortable with SPS and different kinds of acro in my 32 biocube. Either way, I'm pretty obsessed with Milli's, their fuzziness and just how they look in general. I have a few really nice looking - but no name pieces other than a rose milli, and blue tipped slimer, but would definitely like some ideas on more "designer" or colorful milli to start looking out for. Sharing some names and photos would be super helpful.

Thanks! (Tank pick for not much reason at all lol)

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Sunset Mille, ASD Rainbow (it is really orange), Palmers Blue, Sapphire Millepora, Bubblegum, Watermelon Millepora.
 
Here's mine... Don't know the name tho

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So apparently I think i have that as well. Jason Fox bonsai?
Could be? I don't know because in my country we don't have those flashy names for many of our corals lol but I looked up Jason fox bonsai the color is different so I'm thinking might be different one... I don't know lol
 
Here's mine... Don't know the name tho

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That’s a nice spathulata or thick milli. I love them and have a variety collection of them. Im still missing the green with blue tip one that i been waiting forever to find one
 
Not sure if these attachments will link or not, but small one is ASD Rainbow, the larger piece is thought to be Raspberry milli from WWC.

I find the Raspberry is fascinating. In different systems it looks totally different. In my high nutrient system, it is woolly and gray/pink. In lower nutrient is a pink/orange with much less polyp extension.

Trying again with youtube link:

 
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Nope cant see the pic. Judt save the photo and attached it
 

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