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Growing this out from a very small crust. I got this from Upscales in OR. I posted this on my local forum and thought I would try here. The closest thing I can find online is Jose's rainbow.
It's Purple with red polyps fading sharply to green base with green polyps and now has a third layer of sky blue.

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It barely looks like an Acropora, but I can see the radial corallites.

Yes it has multiple colors on it. But potentially it could be 1 of 200 different species of Acropora that could all have multiple colors.

There a millions of different first names, so this could as ell be Bart's Rainbow Acropora or Tina's Rainbow Acropora. The best way to find that out is to ask the persons' name from where you got it from.
 

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