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Acropora multiacuta
Anthony you can see that same austera you got from me in the upper right corner of this shot. Yours sure has a different growth form in your tanks environment. Good old "reticulate evolution" at work.
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Oh, yes. I remember you pointing out to me that it was different than the other austeras when I came over. It is a very nice coral as I think the polyp color is very unique. But then again I think everything I get from you is amazing
 I think I may need to come by again soon!
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I can't wait to have that BN
 Planning a trip to Edmonton soon?
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