Scored this in a raffle last night.

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Scored a Pirates Reef Fruity Pebbles frag last night. Anyone have a colonie shot? Curious about this piece.
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Mine looks similar to the colony above and loves medium light in my tank.
 
Not a super slow grower for me, its likes a lot of flow like most acros. My tank is a tidal wave of flow, so even if they don’t like flow their getting it anyways.
 
Nice! Congratulations!
 
Looks like it will turn out to be a stunning piece!

What species they calling this color morph?
clathrata?
 
I have no idea. Im curious myself.

A.clathrata would be my first guess, but I could be wrong

Thing is, WWC sells a coral called red polyp clathrata, that doesnt really match A. clathrata's morphology I actually believe WWC red polyp "clathrata" might be A. convexa instead, just my guess.

Interested to hear others opinions on those, as I could be off.
 

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