Nice colony ID anyone

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So I had bought this a while back. Don't remember what the guy said the name was. Anyone?

It's nice deep reddish purple with dark red polyps.

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kind of looks like purple valida, or maybe tricolor thats still coloring up? They wouldn't have red polyps but hard to tell from the pics.
 
Maybe a valida? But the branches growth are slightly different.. is it in high flow?
 
You said the polyps were dark red? I had a RR stag that looked somewhat similar to this, but I don't think that's what it is. Time will tell when it colors up a little more, my best bet is Purple Valida
 
Looks like acropora nana. Validia grows a little different and are normally better colored. Nana look amazing with really high light and the tip coloration runs down the branch a long way with lots of which in the branches. Hard to get them to look like that though.
 

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