help with ID... acro...

[Pallobi]

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thanks in advance guys

 

[Frick]

If it weren't for the fuzzy brown polyps i would say a sweet tort.

 

[Pallobi]

anyone else? i really could use some help with this...

 

[Grant W]

Possibly a Tenuis

 

[-=Efrain=-]

+1 A. Tenuis

 

[SPSEMPIRE]

I don't think it is an Acropora Tenuis.

"Radial corallites are arranged in a neat rosette and have slightly flaring lips"

http://sdmas.com/corals/74.php

 

[SPSEMPIRE]

It is really a tough call with the small frag but it does look like the propagator snipped the tip of a large branch when it was mounted on the tile.

It is possibly an acropora latistella

http://sdmas.com/corals/39.php

 

[Frick]

I don't think it is an Acropora Tenuis.

"Radial corallites are arranged in a neat rosette and have slightly flaring lips"

http://sdmas.com/corals/74.php

Agreed.

 

[dvanacker]

I third the not tenuis. latistella sounds like a good guess....and a guess is all that someone will be able to give you until it grows a little bigger.