SPS - Eye Candy

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I thought this was a Acropora but was told it wasn’t then it was a birds nest etc, whatever it is. I love it and it’s at the top of my tank
And I know I could Frag it but I really don’t want too. It’s the focal point and center of the tank
 
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I thought this was a Acropora but was told it wasn’t then it was a birds nest etc, whatever it is. I love it and it’s at the top of my tank
And I know I could Frag it but I really don’t want too. It’s the focal point and center of the tank
That appears to be a green slimmer Acropora. Birdsnest are nowhere near that green and do not have coralites. Looks great though! How long have you had it?
 
That appears to be a green slimmer Acropora. Birdsnest are nowhere near that green and do not have coralites. Looks great though! How long have you had it?

Thanks a little over two years I got him with one branch
What is a coralite
 

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