what are their names? c.d

[artur]

Thanks

 

[redsea]

In the 4th picture, the coral all the way to the left almost looks like a Duncan, not sure if it is though.
Saltwater Aquarium Corals for Marine Reef Aquariums: Giant Green Polyp Duncanopsammia - Aquacultured

The third picture is some kind of SPS, but I am not sure exactly what kind it is.
SPS Corals: Hard Coral and Stony Corals for the Aquarium

 

[Flreefer]

The first pic looks like a Cephastrea or Cyphastrea, common name Meteor Shower. Second pic, possibly a small Yellow Scroll frag. Third, some kinda blue-tip acro? And fourth, looks like a collection of Favia, poss. Favites too, brains? Don't know, 1st and 2nd I'm pretty sure, 3rd and 4th, not so much, but fun nonetheless! Here's a pic of what I think the first one is that I bought as Cephastrea.

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Cephastrea frag, doing well! Love the color!

 

[Flreefer]

Take that back, pic 4, left Duncan, middle Dendrophylia, rest no idea!

 

[mr_X]

There's no dendro in that last picture. The green eyed frag in the back is an echinophyllia. the center could be galaxia, and I cant make out the 2 on the right.

 

[Flreefer]

Yeah, center was too blur/ green for Dendro, but structure looked the same. Definitely need better pics of last ( do separately )!

 

[artur]

 

[artur]

Echinophyllia I meant for top right. Like Mr.X suggested.

 

[artur]

I'm confusing myself. Top left- echinophyllia.

 

[artur]

And middle - Pagoda Cap?

 

[Flreefer]

Middle, could be Pagoda cup, superman chalice yes, bottom right could be Duncan too.

 

[Flreefer]

Sorry, Superman Montipora, and bottom right not Duncan unless really small , hard to tell maybe Galaxia?

 

[Jason M]

The middle is a pagota cup. I have one that grows like crazy