Walt Disney acro ID?

[YoCamron]

Looking to see if there’s a Walt Disney frag here, can anyone help?

 

[Nick Steele]

Try a better pic. Less blue would help

 

[Brian_68]

Sometimes you can't be for sure even with a great picture.

 

[Duffer]

Here a frag I have of a Walt Disney if this helps

 

[YoCamron]

Try a better pic. Less blue would help

 

[Nick Steele]

I don’t see one imo

 

[Dfw.corals]

If you know for a fact there is a Walt Disney in this batch, this guy looks the closest. It’s definitely not colored up if it is one.

 

[Brian_68]

If you know for a fact there is a Walt Disney in this batch, this guy looks the closest. It’s definitely not colored up if it is one.

Won't be able to tell with those pics unfortunately.

 

[YoCamron]

Won't be able to tell with those pics unfortunately.

Any luck?

 

[Duffer]

Any luck?

Yes and I don’t think that’s a Walt Disney

 

[cokeeffe03]

Acros in general are so finicky as far as color goes that it can be hard to ID them if it's not a good picture and a pretty healthy coral

 

[Oerussc]

Should look like the tip of this.

 

[HudsonReefer2.0]

Maybe

 

[REEFTIDE]

Any luck?

this is like a pink caddy

 

[REEFTIDE]

Maybe

+1

 

[thatmanMIKEson]

Whats the prices on them?

 

[Smite]

Agreed. The double nub is at least a tenuis. The cupped one does look like a colored down pink caddy type. The front looks like a tort. The back left not sure but doesn't look too happy and I'd lean towards not a tenuis (the type acro that WD is)

 

[jda]

If the frag does not have lineage back to Big R, then it is not a Walt Disney. Don't pay more for the name, but just get it if you like it. Named frags should be able to be traced back to the original namer - like purebred dogs without the paperwork.