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Looks more like Acropora prostrata to me.
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Acropora Tenius
Looks like it is in the Millepora, Spath or Prostrata group to me.
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Yep.
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My vote is tenuis- "Colonies are corymbose clumps, usually with neat evenly spaced delicate branchlets, but branchlets may be irregular and prostrate. Axial corallites are long and tubular. Radial corallites are arranged in a neat rosette and have slightly flaring lips."
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Looks like prostrata
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