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Just got this Nasuta and it's absolutely gorgeous!
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Look like a yongei and not nasuta. I bet it grows into a "stag" shape and not a "bush" like nasuta. Just a hunch.

Nice looking coral for sure.
 

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It was alrite stevy :wink:


Yeh I dont that is a nasuta acro.
Post some fts mang
 
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nope not a yongei. Green Slimer is a yongei. Keep in mind a lot of these maricultured pieces are broken off of large colonies so it's hard to id just based on overall shape of the frag. It's definitely a nasuta. I have anothe nasuta colony from Austrailia thats been positively id'd and the corallites and branch structure are consistent but more importantly the radial corallites are the same
 
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my fts is somewhere around here. I forgot where I put it. I have 4 frag plates on the front and sides covering the tank right now. As soon as i get rid of some stuff and change the rock work I will start my own tank/acro picture thread. Need to buy muriatic acid for the live rock but I'm too lazy.
 

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Can I see your nasuta that looks like that coral. Do you have Corals of the World?

I know this isn't an ID debate. Im just curious.
 

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Here's a few photos that I'd agree with the ID of nasuta. Maybe it's just the angle of your photo. I just don't see it in your photos in the first post. I do not own Corals of the World. However I do enjoy reading it and learning about acros.

These are not mine. These came via google; but they repesent what I belive wild nasuta looks like.
Pink
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Green
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Blue-ish
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Most common coloration ime, my favorite color polyp for this species.
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The coral in the LADD photo does look pretty close to the ones I posted, but I just don't see the same polyp formation and growth in your first photo.
 

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