Can someone help me identify these corals?

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Hello i am new to the reefing hobby. And i have recently added 3 of my first corals to my tank. I was told what they were and i remember two but this 3rd one i can not remember what the guy told me it was and well i kinda didnt want to have ti go back to the shop today just to ask. Perhaps i should have done more research however i simply came here to see if one of your more experienced reefers could just help me identify this thing. heres a link to the photo

https://i.postimg.cc/Pqcds3hB/D44-DC371-262-C-4-CA6-A197-743179-DE322-F.jpg
 
Hello i am new to the reefing hobby. And i have recently added 3 of my first corals to my tank. I was told what they were and i remember two but this 3rd one i can not remember what the guy told me it was and well i kinda didnt want to have ti go back to the shop today just to ask. Perhaps i should have done more research however i simply came here to see if one of your more experienced reefers could just help me identify this thing. heres a link to the photo

https://i.postimg.cc/Pqcds3hB/D44-DC371-262-C-4-CA6-A197-743179-DE322-F.jpg
Short stem goniopora
 
I would say Galaxea based on polyp look and skeletal structure.
 

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