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[Sharkbait HooHaHa]

My go to LFS identified this as a Hawkins acro, but none of the pictures of Hawkins I find online look like this. I’m wondering if it is a Can anyone confirm or correct me on this?

The parent colony lives at the LFS and is absolutely gorgeous. I can’t wait to see this guy develop!

 

[Polyp Punk]

I had a Hawkins acropora and Dont belive that is it. Their branches are skinnier with more clustering branches. They are also a really preety turquoise color.

 

[Robert McCreary]

not a Hawkins don't know what it is.

 

[Sharkbait HooHaHa]

Sorry. I just realized autocorrect got the best of me there. I’m wondering if it is a stag horn of some sort.

 

[tehmadreefer]

Definitely not a hawkins, but what it is who knows... some sort of Acro

 

[Robert McCreary]

so you were using Hawkins as a subspecies clarifier? not the designer name? @Sharkbait HooHaHa

 

[Robert McCreary]

might be worth while to research the different types of acropora here is a fun little link to get details on the structure and formation of different types of acropora with added photos, don't know how accurate these photos are but whatever here is the link http://www.saltcorner.com/AquariumLibrary/browsegroupspecies.php?GroupID=133
there are much better sites about this else where

 

[Sharkbait HooHaHa]

so you were using Hawkins as a subspecies clarifier? not the designer name? @Sharkbait HooHaHa

That was my understanding. I know it’s a type of acro. The store called it a Hawkins acro.

 

[Sharkbait HooHaHa]

might be worth while to research the different types of acropora here is a fun little link to get details on the structure and formation of different types of acropora with added photos, don't know how accurate these photos are but whatever here is the link http://www.saltcorner.com/AquariumLibrary/browsegroupspecies.php?GroupID=133
there are much better sites about this else where

Thanks. That’s a lot of Acropora!