Species I.D on acro please!

[Stuartmercer]

Curious to know what species this is. I bought it as an unnamed acro that was green and had red polyps. Now it's yellow, green and red along with red polyps. If only I had a gel filter ):

 

[Chiraq]

Looks like one of those maricultured acros.. they basically dont have names and unfortunately don't tend to survive long term..i could be wrong tho..

 

[elysics]

Gives me strong A. sarmentosa vibes, but I'm usually bad at acro ID so do with that what you will

 

[Jack Ravensbergen]

Looks like a type of tenuis.
You could be lucky.... ;)

 

[Gtinnel]

Curious to know what species this is. I bought it as an unnamed acro that was green and had red polyps. Now it's yellow, green and red along with red polyps. If only I had a gel filter ):

I'm awful at Id'ing corals so I am not even going to try, but I just wanted to suggest if you take the pictures with your phone you can download a free camera app that allows you to turn the white balance up. With the white balance turned all the way up it gives a pretty realistic representation of what you see without needing any filters.

 

[DrZoidburg]

Gives me strong A. sarmentosa vibes, but I'm usually bad at acro ID so do with that what you will

Thats what I first thought. Hard to see under blue light.

 

[Stuartmercer]

Aight here is as white balanced as I can make it. Yall might be right about the A. Sarmentosa. I appreciate the help!

 

[lemonade]

Really needs new growth to determine a possible ID, but I’m thinking more along the lines of A. Hyacinthus or something in that direction. Sarmentosa has pretty distinct colorations and is usually very pearlescent.

 

[C. Eymann]

Sarmentosa would have much thicker axial and radial corallite walls than your piece

Agree with @lemonade need new/active growth to give anywhere near accurate ID.
that being said, I could see this turning out to be selago possibly, it does have some hyacinthus traits too though.

 

[sculpin01]

Hyacinthus or closely related. Definitely not a sarmentosa.