Can anyone id these corals?

[cba191]

I got these a couple weeks ago and have no idea what they're called. They're nothing fancy. I just want to know.

 

[Goaway]

Bottom micromussa acan. Top pic might be a mucromussa as well.

The middle picture goniastrae

 

[cba191]

Bottom micromussa acan. Top pic might be a mucromussa as well.

The middle picture goniastrae

Middle one isn't a favia?

 

[thamnasteroid]

Top and bottom are Micromussa; middle is either Favites paraflexuosus or Dipsastraea rosaria

 

[thamnasteroid]

Bottom micromussa acan. Top pic might be a mucromussa as well.

The middle picture goniastrae

not Goniastrea; no paliform lobes

 

[thamnasteroid]

Bottom micromussa acan. Top pic might be a mucromussa as well.

The middle picture goniastrae

Middle one isn't a favia?

Favia don't exist in the hobby

 

[Goaway]

Favia don't exist in the hobby

https://worldwidecorals.com/blogs/news/favia-vs-favites-understanding-the-difference
i have no words. I just can't.

 

[Goaway]

What I am getting at. While articles like that exist, who do you think people will believe?

So... I can't.

 

[cba191]

Favia don't exist in the hobby

https://worldwidecorals.com/blogs/news/favia-vs-favites-understanding-the-difference
i have no words. I just can't.

And acans aren't acans.

 

[thamnasteroid]

Favia don't exist in the hobby

https://worldwidecorals.com/blogs/news/favia-vs-favites-understanding-the-difference
i have no words. I just can't.

Favia are Atlantic endemics, so they aren't collected for the hobby. All Indo-Pacific Favia were moved to Dipsastraea ~2011. Most "Favia" in the hobby are actually this genus. I wouldn't trust an aquarium source for identification and taxonomy.