Coral Frags ID

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I splurged a little on my birthday this past weekend and picked up some frags that caught my eye.

I’d like to give them the best care I can...but the first step is knowing what they are [emoji23]

Thanks for the help!

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First pic looks like a single polyp of goniastrea, possibly. Second looks to be platygyra and last looks like a lithopyllon coral.
 
Thanks for IDing these. Is it weird that I don’t see a mouth for the third one?
 

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