Millie or Tenuis?

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Does anyone know if this is a Millie or Tenuis? Thanks

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There was a bunch of mariculture acros on divers de exactly like that one, they were all listed as acropora tenuis.
 
I am just a little skeptical on A. tenius because the corallites are so wide and open. You just don't see that in actual A. tenius.
 
Neither...looks more like a vermiculata to me...Divers Den has not been very good about their IDs for the last few years... Seems like it got worse after they change their suppliers a couple years ago... It's hard to tell for sure what it is at the stage it's at you will need to wait a few months when you start to see the new growth.
 
Neither...looks more like a vermiculata to me...Divers Den has not been very good about their IDs for the last few years... Seems like it got worse after they change their suppliers a couple years ago... It's hard to tell for sure what it is at the stage it's at you will need to wait a few months when you start to see the new growth.

I agree with all of that. Including your sig.
 

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