Acro ID help

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Hey everybody. I was at my lfs and they had bleached frags for $5. I have had them in my tank for a week now and can see some color and they are opening up. All I was told is acro so any help on I.D. so I can try to bring some life back into them if possible. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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NOT an ID but... It's not true of all coral but if you shine a UV light on them when your tank is dark they'll reflect the light if they're alive. Also FYI you posted in the LPS discussion board.
 
NOT an ID but... It's not true of all coral but if you shine a UV light on them when your tank is dark they'll reflect the light if they're alive. Also FYI you posted in the LPS discussion board.
 
Oops. Thank you for the info and I will post it in sps.
 
Based on the photos we have, the left might be a green Anacropora and the middle looks like some type of Seriatopora (bird's nest). Not sure about the right one.
 
The colors are not there yet to easily identify them. However, the first pic looks like bubblegum Digi or The Thing Anacropora if it is fully green. Second is some kind of a birdsnest. Third is unknown Acro.
 
Based on the photos we have, the left might be a green Anacropora and the middle looks like some type of Seriatopora (bird's nest). Not sure about the right one.
Thank you. I created a post on sps after it was brought to my attention that I posted on lps. I will definitely check out your help on I.D.
 
The colors are not there yet to easily identify them. However, the first pic looks like bubblegum Digi or The Thing Anacropora if it is fully green. Second is some kind of a birdsnest. Third is unknown Acro.
Thank you. I will research these and hopefully get an I.D. if they survive
 

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