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I think this is an Inland's Cyclops, but I'm not really sure that's the case. The polyps are more on the green side than red so that's probably not correct. Thanks for the help!
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Edit; Beautiful!

Image doesn't show, but I wouldn't be able to verify the trade name, either way. Bump
 
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I don't really see the rich yellow that indicates Inland Cyclops. Mine, while still tiny, does not have the blue coloration yours has.

The coral you posted is also not a speciosa in my opinion.

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You are probably correct! I lost track of what exactly it is over a year ago. It's really starting to take off and I would like to figure out what to do with it ASAP as it's going to start growing into a couple of others. Thanks for the pic comparison!
 
I think this is an Inland's Cyclops, but I'm not really sure that's the case. The polyps are more on the green side than red so that's probably not correct. Thanks for the help!
1782321633449.jpeg
Don’t know, but very nice coral and great pic. To be honest, I don’t know the names to most of corals in my tank. Need to do a better job of keeping track.
 

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