Can someone help me ID?

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Sorry for the poor quality.

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Second one looks like a tort. Miyagi or something like that.
 
probably a green montipora setosa. here is a red one.

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Acro, not monti. Note the axial corallite at the tip and inclined radial corallites. I also don't think I've ever seen a green setosa either.
 

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