Sps id

[frankyrivera]

http://i1231.photobucket.com/albums/ee506/frankymaxrivera/dd0e36f3.jpg
Anyone know what this one is

[erbgo]

Green polyp SPS very rare :)

[frankyrivera]

Lol that's what I thought too ha ha ha

[erbgo]

ask a lot you will get it

[spjames]

Looks like the ORA tricolor valida to me, but I could be wrong.

[esshoes]

Almost looks like a purple garf bonsai.

Or what was sold to me as a fuzzy watermelon
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7206/6931638372_77a331efb9_z.jpg

[swannyson7]

My first guess would be a tricolor valida. The fuzzy watermelon is a mille and should have more of a purple base with a blue growth rim. The corallite structure isn't quite right for a GARF bonsai, but it could be a bonsai "knock-off" like the MC bonsai I have.

[MADtanks]

its a NRB Acro!!! so sick!!!(Nuclear Reactor Bonsai) lol.... now sell it at $100 per 1/2" lol. Im with Scott man, Bonsai coralites are a little bigger if i remember correctly, and looks like coralites from the Valida.

[frankyrivera]

Nrb lol I love it that's what it is now

[staninct]

Tricolor valida that's waiting to color up. Or "Franky's Super Rare LE Nuclear Polyp Acro."

[frankyrivera]

Here's my colored up tri color validia lol
http://i1231.photobucket.com/albums/ee506/frankymaxrivera/41b8d461.jpg

[staninct]

Polyp structure on the pic above looks to be a bit shorter and rounder where the corallite splits from the branch. The structure on the frag looks similar to a Scripps acro (but with much better coloration) and not quite as slender branches. Hmmmm. Post the pic of the frag along with the pic of your other tricolor in the SPS forum; those guys are good!