Trying to identify this colony

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Grown out from a frag. I have had this coral in my tank for so long I forgot the name of it (maybe I never knew to begin with), and I'm not even clear if its a milli, or a spath. Can anyone help? And maybe a lead on the morph? I just fragged it and would love to be able to call it something other than "that cool purple/green stuff"

Thanks!



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It's awesome. If no body chimes in look at Battle Corals site you might find something similar.
 
It's awesome. If no body chimes in look at Battle Corals site you might find something similar.
Oh thanks! Thats a great resource. I think I found it on there, or at least something very similar. They call it Picassoberry. Almost identical polyp look and color pattern. And they also arent sure if its a milli or spath so I guess im not the only one lol.



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WHAT DO YOU ALWAYS RUN OUT OF AT THE WORST TIME?

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