Need help identiying this acro

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I need help identifying this acro I have acquired a while back. I totally forgot who where and name of it and is very slow grower. Some say it is an ARC fireworks but I also have that piece and is totally different. In all honesty I like this one better than the ARC (color wise). It has deep purplish blue color with red corallites.
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and this is my ARC fireworks
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Hopefully someone can recognize this piece or point me in the right direction. Thank you
 
I almost said arc fireworks before I finished reading your post. I know aquasd had one called rainbow fruit that looks really similar. Purple with red corallites.
 
I almost said arc fireworks before I finished reading your post. I know aquasd had one called rainbow fruit that looks really similar. Purple with red corallites.
I think they renamed it the asd fireworks, but it's the same acro.
 
It is in that vein. If it did not come with a name or lineage then name it yourself.

Gonzo's Cooke Monster is similar too, but still different - this is the best version of the fireworks/cookie-monster, IMO. The gonzo is more blue than the fireworks and the polyps are more red.
 

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