Need help ID'ing a few new LPS frags

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One is a blastoma, burgundy edges with bright green center. Four small heads, each maybe a quarter inch wide. The other is I don't know what, but really pretty rainbow color with bright orange, blue and yellow. Thanks for any light you can shed on them!
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$20. It's about 3/4 inch. Color is so much more vivid than my pitiful camera can convey.
 
Indeed. I hope it grows and propagates, it's probably the prettiest thing I have in the tank.
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It is an Acan, and your Blasto is a Blasto Merletti. They are smaller than the Blasto Welsi
Awesome, thanks for the ID. The Blasto opened up right away and looks terribly happy just sitting on the sandbed where I first stuck him. It's a beautiful coral.
 

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