Need help on identifying this yellow Acro.

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Hey guys just added this to collections, anyone know the exact name for it?
 

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I'm guessing your talking about the one with the purple tips? It's a
Acropora nana or valida. Common names include Bali tricolor, Larry jackson tricolor, and several more.
 
Thanks for the info Madreef, i have it pretty high up under 10k skkye led lights. Does it look like it's doin alright? Just got it 2 days ago.
 
it looks like its about to stn, but maybe its just the lighting. Corals of that species normally do best in medium to lower light.
 
Vilida. Needs alittle help but I got mine worse than that and colored up to a show stopper. Sorry old pic. It's in the center. Got it when it was all white. Has grown over 5 " in under 1 year.

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Also just added a Borbonius Anthias straight in after quarantine, he's a looker will try to get a pic once he comes out from hiding.
 
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