Unknown SPS

[Mrsadat]

Hello fellow reefers I’ve had this sps for a few months but I don’t know the name is could someone please I.D. It for me. Thanks

 

[Gareth elliott]

Acropora tenius?

 

[motortrendz]

I was thinking tenius also. Great polyp extension btw.

 

[C. Eymann]

Top down pic?

I'm very doubtful about it being tenuis

Maybe A. aculeus?

 

[motortrendz]

I'd also say blast it with a Turkey baster to make the PE retract to expose the coralite shape

 

[C. Eymann]

I'd also say blast it with a Turkey baster to make the PE retract to expose the coralite shape

^^^ +1 that's always a huge help with the fuzzier sticks.

 

[motortrendz]

Closer look it almost has tube like coralites like a granulosa. Not raspier corlaites like the tenius or aculeus

 

[C. Eymann]

Closer look it almost has tube like coralites like a granulosa. Not raspier corlaites like the tenius or aculeus

A. aculeus has slightly immersed nariform radials, that flare a tad, they are not rasp like like tenuis. I do see what you are saying though, however the tubular corallites I am seeing look like axials / Incipient axials.

Need another pic, like you said polyps retracted helps a ton!

 

[Mrsadat]

A. aculeus has slightly immersed nariform radials, that flare a tad, they are not rasp like like tenuis. I do see what you are saying though, however the tubular corallites I am seeing look like axials / Incipient axials.

Need another pic, like you said polyps retracted helps a ton!

 

[Mrsadat]

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Polyps retracted

 

[Battlecorals]

I want to say Chesterfieldensis

 

[Graffiti Spot]

Aculeus would be my first guess and Adam could be right with my second guess.