Acan dead or alive?

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Hello everyone I made a recent post explaining what happened to these corals if you want to check it out but, in your opinion would you say that these are dead?
 
Middle one can’t be any more dead than that. The ones next to it look like stressed/closed up zoanthids. What corals are/were they?
 
Middle one can’t be any more dead than that. The ones next to it look like stressed/closed up zoanthids. What corals are/were they?
The middle was an acan the left was a radioactive dragon eye zoa, the right one was a red people eater zoa.
 
The middle was an acan the left was a radioactive dragon eye zoa, the right one was a red people eater zoa.
Hard to tell from the picture, but the zoas might actually be alive and will maybe recover if under good conditions for a couple of weeks. Acan is a goner
 
They seem to be placed in the shade, corals need light
 

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