Need help with SPS ID

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So I couldn’t resist and I bought this from my lfs as an “unknown acro.” He had a larger colony and said it grew very well. It looked unique and I liked it so here we are ha ha. It’s purple with lime green polyps, it’s pretty closed up, I just finished acclimation, let me know what you think!
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Resembles Montipora rather than Acropora. An awesome piece regardless.
 
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Resembles Montipora rather than Acropora. An awesome piece regardless.
Hey thanks! I’ve been trying to find something similar but the branches on this don’t quite look like any monti I can find or have seen, a spongode looks close but the skeleton around the polyps is a lot more random on this one. It’s pretty solid too, not brittle like a digi.
 

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