New frag, not sure what it is

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My LFS had this guy for $20 I couldn't pass it up but what is it lol even he wasn't sure. I said how much for that milli. He didn't correct me so...

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What ever it is, that frag is a big one
 
What did that colony set you back?
 
Problem is even the best of places sometimes have no clue what something is (other than some made up name). Maybe a given family but that can have many variations and color morphs. What I can tell you is it's definitely not a millepora or a strawberry shortcake. Could be some color variation of nasuta or microlados but that's just a guess from what I see from form and it looks like maybe tabling. At least from pics it looks a light purple color with green polyps.
 
Problem is even the best of places sometimes have no clue what something is (other than some made up name). Maybe a given family but that can have many variations and color morphs. What I can tell you is it's definitely not a millepora or a strawberry shortcake. Could be some color variation of nasuta or microlados but that's just a guess from what I see from form and it looks like maybe tabling. At least from pics it looks a light purple color with green polyps.


Appreciate the input. I'm not one of those guys where the name or fancy names matter but I Es just curious all in all its a ice frag at a great price in my eyes [emoji106]
 
acropora microlados. strawberry shortcake is one as is blueberry shortcake and a variety of other color variations. Its also a tabling coral.
Yep.:)
 

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