What species acro is this?

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I’ve had it a year and a half or two it’s grown like crazy. I bought it as a green slider when I got I knew it wasn’t. Usually very hairy so to speak lots of polyps great extension..



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I can’t find the edit. But I meant green slimer. And if anyone knows. knows I appreciate it. TY
 
generally Acros (and most corals in general) that have been in captivity for a long time cannot be IDed to the species level, as they deform under aquarium conditions
 
Humulis that has been in captivity for some time?
This is the species I feel it resembles most but wasn’t sure. Still not sure but it reinforces my thoughts thank you
 
generally Acros (and most corals in general) that have been in captivity for a long time cannot be IDed to the species level, as they deform under aquarium conditions
Thanks for that feedback.
 
Seems like a green humi like above comment.
I got mine from a Fiji import.
Looks identical.
 

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