Two Acro IDs

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I just bought frags of these two colonies. Any help on the scientific name of these?
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I wish I knew, but here's a bump. Maybe the morning crew will put down their coffee and offer up an id!! haha
 
Thanks. Carduus is the same as the red dragon isn't it? If so, this looks pretty sweet. Almost like a red dragon but with green polyps!
 
Thanks. Carduus is the same as the red dragon isn't it? If so, this looks pretty sweet. Almost like a red dragon but with green polyps!

Last Dragon or some call it the Twilight Dragon.
 
Last dragon and twilight dragon are different. Seems that those have green on new growth. The one I posted above, the polyps are green, not new growth.
 
Thanks. Carduus is the same as the red dragon isn't it? If so, this looks pretty sweet. Almost like a red dragon but with green polyps!
I've seen some say that it is but the branches are to delicate I'd say there's a way bigger chance the red dragon is acropora walindii than a carduus almost positive of it hope the info helps :)
 

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