Coral help?

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my friend is breaking down his 180g and I took most of his coral. These corals are hammers correct? My next question they don’t look healthy. No one looked after his tank and needless to say that’s the reason why he’s getting rid of it. Here’s a picture. Now my torch’s looks bright but this coral is full looking with a hint of color. What’s your thoughts. Thanks

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I don’t know if they’re all the same coral but that last picture is definitely Duncan coral.
 
Look like Duncan’s to me
 
Does this help? The color is just not there or maybe these corals just don’t have much or is bleached?
 
Definitely Duncan corals and tbh they look healthy (not the in the second pic you just sent)
 

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