SPS ID Help please

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Hi all,
I've had this particular Acro in my tank for over a year. When I got it, the tips were covered with a really tough "turf" looking algae and the entire colony was a dark green in color. It's now algae free and the color is lightening to an almost baby blue color. Any ideas?

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Definitely not a tenius. I have several A tenius and it looks and grows nothing like them. A. vermiculata seems to have very evenly spaced and scale like corallites, but it's a possibility. It's also been suggested that it could be A. austera or A. aculeus. I'll probably have to allow it to grow more and get another pic at that time. Thanks all!!
 

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