A few coral ids sps and chalice

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I just inherited a neglected tank, and I was wondering if someone might be able to help me out with the names of a few sps and chalice.
Chalice
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Pink SPS in back (some sort of mili)
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Green sps on right (blue/green/purple)
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks.
I know the pics on the sps aren't the best but any guesses would be great!
 
the pink sps looks like red planet with hight light
 
Thanks for the help guys I realize it is near impossible to really get an ID based on the pictures I uploaded. I am just having a hard time getting better pics because of how the lights are situated over the tank. I will upload some better ones once I get the corals moved.
 

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