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It’s so hard to find specific names. I like to research the coral so I know how to give it a good chance. £100 for the pair of frags so I grabbed them both before they went.Looks to be a millipora, and an acropora.
If your looking for hobby names, pick one. I've seen the same exact coral named 20 different things from 20 different vendors.
Why live so dangerously by not charging your phone?

I was so stoked to see it.Looks like a Millipore and an acropora
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I often see you do this, you do know there is an edit button on the bottom of your posts? Not trying to be a smart a**, it's just some people do not know they can edit their posts.Milliepora*
Your right, now that I look again, Tenuis for sure. And no they are not trade names, but specific categories within the acropora family.That's interesting people see millepora in that first left piece as it looks like a tenuis for sure to me. I had a buddy hold some pieces when I moved and wasn't going to set up for a while. About a year later I asked if he had any of the pieces still, specifically this A. tenuis I really loved. He said sorry man I must have lost it, just got the millepora you gave me. Had it sharpied on the plug....guess what, it was the tenuis I'd gave himI was so stoked to see it.
I'm not so sure the OP was looking for trade name or not. Millepora and Tenuis are not trade names that I'm aware of. Aren't they just specific species within Acropora?

