Stick experts please ID species

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I got an acro because I thought the shape and growth looked super cool but I have no idea on the species. I have it acclimating right now. It has long very thin delicate looking branches with tiny little white polyps. Here are some pics of it acclimating

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It seriously has the thinnest branches I've ever seen, looks so easy to break.
 
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Here is a pic of it in the tank. After looking at it I noticed the long branch is pretty beat up from shipping. Hopefully it survives.

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