Acro ID please

[okayamapiper]

I got these a few months back in Kochi, Japan at a depth of about 1 meter and was curious if anybody could tell me their names. In Japan, they are called "midorishi" which is literally green rock. Not a very creative name...

Currently they reside in my 15 gallon and are growing quite well. I think... I wish I knew how to rotate photos.... Sorry

 

[okayamapiper]

Any golden nuggets of wisdom concerning their identities would be greatly appreciated.

 

[okayamapiper]

Bump

 

[DSP]

The third pic looks like some kind of millepora.not sure on the others but they look great!

 

[okayamapiper]

Thank you. That piece is about 6x6 inches. The second pic is of a 8x8 inch table if that is helpful.

 

[Frick]

Well from looking at the Acropora that are possible in your area you describes I am going to guess these.
Corals of the World - About Coral Reefs
Maybe Acropora subulata for the first.
Acropora subulata. Corals of the World - Photos, maps and information about corals and reefs
Acropora japonica for the second.
Acropora japonica. Corals of the World - Photos, maps and information about corals and reefs
Acropora digifera for the third.
Acropora digitifera. Corals of the World - Photos, maps and information about corals and reefs
Hard to say on the last one. Maybe A. glauca if it tables out.
Acropora glauca. Corals of the World - Photos, maps and information about corals and reefs

 

[Reef Fever]

first blue one looks like A. tenuis

 

[pam0630]

beautiful corals

 

[okayamapiper]

Thank you. I only wish I had a bigger tank and knew how to swim as my catch is limited to how far I can wade. Had to move some corals from my home tank as my Ritteri anemone is on the war path. I think my 15 has reached maximum capacity.

 

[Muney Mun]

Frag some up to make room I might be interested if the price is right

 

[okayamapiper]

Being in Japan might make shipping an issue.