Can anyone ID these

Saltlife · Jan 25, 2018

These have been multiplying in my tank and I can’t remember the names to save my life.

TheEngineer · Jan 25, 2018

Top picture looks like blue clove polyps, but it is hard to tell with the blues. The second pic is pulsing xenia.

KJ · Jan 25, 2018

1 pic hard to tell sorry.
2pic Anthelia sp. and Sarcophyton sp. (toadstool coral)

sfin52 · Jan 25, 2018

Ages with above. Hard to tell white lights will help also could be galaxy coral. The green ones in front of Xenia are toadstool leather coral green from the looks at. Looking for ones that size my self.

Saltlife · Jan 26, 2018

Thanks guys! I will try to get better ones tomorrow.

DSC reef · Jan 26, 2018

Possibly blue sympodium for top pic. Agree with posts above.

Saltlife · Jan 30, 2018

Been super busy hooking my apex up, new heaters, new sincce 5.0 pump, new rock to add, and cleaning the tank real good. Tomorrow little water change. In the mean time I took some better pics for you to look at.

sfin52 · Jan 30, 2018

1&3 are Xenia coral the fourth is green toadstool leather/green devils hand. 2nd looks like gonipora

DSC reef · Jan 30, 2018

#2 Looks like sympodium

WayneY · Jan 30, 2018

#2 Looks like sympodium to me as well

Saltlife · Jan 30, 2018

Thanks I could not remember what they were. Gonna write it down this time lol.

The rock with the sympodium has several different corals on it. Can't see in the pic. There are several mushrooms and white toadstool on there. Would it be best to separate them all or will the do like it is? Really don't want the toadstool to be overtaken by any of the others.

Saltlife · Feb 1, 2018

The rock with the sympodium has several different corals on it. Can't see in the pic very well they are on the backside. There are several mushrooms and white toadstool on there. Would it be best to separate them all or will they be fine like it is? Really don't want the toadstool to be overtaken by any of the others.