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Hey all, so I picked this up at my local lfs, which happens to be The Coral Reef. It's a green frag, but I'm not sure which type of Acro?

Would appreciate the help!

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Cyphastrea coral
 
Really? Cyphastrea? Hmm ok. Appreciate the help guys, thank you.
 
Cyphastrea or Astreopora. If it has bumpy skin, it could be Astreopora.
Leaning more towards cyphastrea though.
 

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