Coral I.D

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I recently perchased my first set or caral frags for my tank and im kinda new so I really dont know what I have. I got all these frags for 25$ from a local reefer. Any help on identification and care tjat these corals need would be qell appreciated. I want to make sure I do my best with them to keep them healthy.

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Looks like green star polyps on the left, mushroom in the back middle and zoanthids on the right.

What lights do you have and how deep is your tank. You should be good to place those anywhere as they are all low light corals. The green star polyps will appreciate some indirect flow to keep any build up off of them.

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My tank is a 56 gallon. Its about 2 1/2 foot deep.
150 watt 15k metal halide.
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All of those corals like medium light and medium flow. Move them down to the lower portion of your tank.
 
Alright. Thanks allot. Im going to moove thwm down as soon as I get home. Appreciate the help

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