Pink/blue acro with yellow tips and green polyps?

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Anyone know of an acro with that color scheme?
Had a handful of brown polyps attached to a browned out milli I got from my LFS. Contemplated tossing it, but instead threw it in the nano and to my surprise, it started encrusting the plug. Growth has exploded since I put it in the big tank and it's starting to look really nice! Glad I didn't toss it. Looks like it might turn into something special!

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I know... This phone has a crappy camera, but you get the idea.
 
I believe that is a monti from the way it is growing.
 
Definitely an Acropora, given axial corallites. In terms of species, you need to grow it out a bit more prior to getting a positive ID.
 
Definitely an Acropora, given axial corallites. In terms of species, you need to grow it out a bit more prior to getting a positive ID.
Yes, 100%.

Was just looking for acros with that particular color scheme. At the rate this thing is growing, I won't have to wait long hahaha
 

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