Mini Acro Colony ID

[nyxx]

Hey guys, got myself a birthday present at the LFS and picked up a nice mini acro colony. Was told it was wild, but not sure exactly what it was. Anyone have an idea? Even if it doesn't have a name, I sure like it!
https://photos-6.dropbox.com/t/2/AAD_ThGX7oR97MGB03dV4I2VBMODUZ5kvSPXy8SOwN9XhQ/12/63104170/jpeg/32x32/3/1453809600/0/2/DSC_6551.jpg/ENvS9DAYyzEgAigC/UjByDcyUuSctysFbTk3wJqVS8QcHZ7o2VpjDmfSIP34%2Ct8M_IYStwMGq73z-H4Ll0UsAf8GiLIeJy7Wid2zbhpM?size_mode=3&size=1024x768

[nyxx]

Clearly that didn't work... Here's a few images
http://s14.postimg.org/4ylh51wm7/DSC_6569.jpg
http://s9.postimg.org/ywtfrsu72/DSC_6551.jpg

[nyxx]

The colors in the first image (top down) are more accurate...

[nyxx]

Bump

[offdahooklikeoj]

I cant see any of your pictures posted. Im not sure if anyone can.

[nyxx]

Hm, well let me just try as an attachment...

[angryman]

looks like acropora nasuta. Definitely has beautiful contrast with corallites and body color. It's a great find.

[markalot]

I agree it's most likely a nasuta. They are stunning when healthy.

http://i.imgur.com/IrSMkBCh.jpg

[nyxx]

Thanks a ton guys!