Looking for an id on this sps

[sutton6989]

Looking for an ID on this sps. Grown from a little baby frag and never knew what family it is in.

Thanks in advance

 

[vetteguy53081]

Looking for an ID on this sps. Grown from a little baby frag and never knew what family it is in.

Thanks in advance

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Looks like either acro enchinata or purple staghorn
heavy blue lighting makes it hard to distinguish

 

[Rick's Reviews]

Is on new frag plug or is that the reflection of light.

 

[sutton6989]

Looks like either acro enchinata or purple staghorn
heavy blue lighting makes it hard to distinguish

Purple staghorn looks like it. I'm just trying to find the family. Thank you!

 

[sutton6989]

Is on new frag plug or is that the reflection of light.

No its the rock putty I used when building my rockwork. Wish I got the Coraline looking instead of white.

 

[Rick's Reviews]

So no ok, great

 

[sculpin01]

Did you get this as a wild/maricultured or aquaculture’s frag?

 

[sutton6989]

It was aquacultured buddy says its probably a Scripps

 

[sculpin01]

Kind of looks like Red Robin Stag:

SPS - Red Robin Stag

Absolute classic stag that's been in the hobby for seemingly forever. This means its resilient and an easy grower for SPS reefers. When kept in higher light spots it grows red/pink and the base is usually an emerald color. Frags are 3/4"+

boomcorals.com