Coral ID Help

[gwrench]

Can anyone provide an ID for this coral:

Thanks

 

[gwrench]

Accurate description of coloration is as follows:
purple tipped, with teal/green base and tan/yellow polyps

 

[Lowredranger]

Are you selling frags b/c if so i am interested. lol That is one awesome tabling piece whatever it is.

 

[chrisstie]

Are you looking for a scientific name or a street name? Kind of looks like an efflo to me but sps isn't my forte, they are all so similar, sure is pretty though!

 

[bulfraw215]

I would guess A. Vermiculata.

 

[gwrench]

Looking for the scientific name, polyps extension is crazy long on this coral! Not your typical efflo polyp extension.
Thanks bulfraw but I'm not sure about vermiculata

 

[gwrench]

Here's a closer look

 

[STEVE-O]

Not sure...but I would love a frag. LMK please.

 

[Aqualove182]

If you get an id let us know!! I am working very hard to learn the scientific names.... I love the polyps but mine look peachy-pink.

 

[gwrench]

So far the consensus is either:
A. plana
A. desalwii
A. cytherea

 

[Bdawgfl]

I am looking at a picture of A. Plana that seems to meet your description.

 

[jdhuyvetter]

A. tenius or A. desalwii gets my votes.

 

[jy544]

It looks alot like my ora chips

 

[STEVE-O]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13641883#post13641883 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by jy544
It looks alot like my ora chips

Looks very close to chips.

 

[gwrench]

Looks like the coral is an A. desalwii according to the masses. Frags will be available as soon as some pics have been taken.
Anyone with an interest in one please PM me.
Thanks to all who helped with the ID.
George

 

[chrisstie]

Heck it looks like a tenuis I have but the growth pattern isnt right. I could go with desalwii after looking at them