<p><span style="font-family:helvetica neue,helvetica,arial,sans-serif; font-size:14px">1&quot;+ nice frags. &nbsp;Got this in a trade without ID, but pretty sure this is the correct name. &nbsp;Dark green rough stag fading to light blue with purple tips. &nbsp;Had a hard time getting the color in photos. Great deal for an interesting Acropora, I just need the space!</span></p>

<p>2-3, maybe more of this big gorgeous paly.</p>

<p>Luminous orange monti with unusual growth form. &nbsp;1.5&quot; very nice large branchy frags.</p>

<p>Mint green with big purple polyps, interesting texture,&nbsp;odd growth form. &nbsp;Plates and encrust, then shoots up vertical pillar-like branches. ~2&quot; frags fully encrusted on discs, many starting to grow upward spires.</p>

<p>BRIGHT green encrusting monti with tiny blue polyps. &nbsp;Amazing texture, thick slow growing monti. &nbsp;One of my all time favorite corals, always catches people&#39;s attention in the tank.&nbsp; ~1&quot; frags healed and encrusting on discs.</p>

<p>Pretty &quot;cap&quot; type monti, plating whorling growth. &nbsp;Rough greenish texture with purple polyps and pink edge. &nbsp;~1&quot; loose frags.</p>

<p>Or Shades of Fall, Tricolor Palawanensis, RR Nautispiral... &nbsp;Plating/whorling/encrusting Montipora with pink edge, purplish polyps, and gold fluorescent sheen. &nbsp;2&quot;+ established frags on discs.</p>

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<p>Perhaps the best coral ever. &nbsp;1/2&quot;+ frags</p>

<p><span style="font-family:helvetica neue,helvetica,arial,sans-serif; font-size:14px">Been growing this for many years from a wild piece, recently it is taking on true suharsonoi form with long, smooth&nbsp;tapering branches, some are pushing 3&quot; long. &nbsp;This is for 1&quot; multi branch&nbsp;frags.</span></p>

<p>3-4p cut and healed for a month. Probably sprouting babies by the time of swap.</p>