Coral ID help

[vjl501tech]

Can someone ID this coral. Give advice. Not sure where to post this.
Thx for all help.
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[KrisReef]

I believe those are a Green Rhodactis mushroom. My mushrooms grow well in lower light (on the bottom) and medium to slow-moving water.

 

[vjl501tech]

Thank you. I know this may sound stupid. But these aren’t toxic are they.

 

[Spieg]

I wouldn't eat them, if that's what you're asking. LOL

 

[redeyejedi]

Thank you. I know this may sound stupid. But these aren’t toxic are they.

I think most corals are either toxic or sting. Could be wrong

 

[vjl501tech]

Thanks for all yr help.
please accept my apologies, I have a few more corals to ID.

 

[vjl501tech]

how about these. Thank you.

 

[Lorenz725]

The top one looks like a purple torch but can tell from the pic. The right one looks like a red monti but agin hard to tell from pic.

 

[vjl501tech]

Thank you. I’ll try to get a better pic. Sorry.

 

[ScottB]

Thank you. I know this may sound stupid. But these aren’t toxic are they.

While all corals have some means of chemical protection, extremely few have toxins we could notice. A handful of palythoa possess a serious nerve toxin. So if that worries you, don't add paly to your tank.

 

[vjl501tech]

Thanks for all your help. I have one more.
this has a greenish color and the dots are a diff shade of
green despite pic. Thanks all.

 

[ProvidenceTidalReef]

Hollywood stunner chalice coral ^ green dots it is an Sps. Encruster likes Med-high light, med flow. I find my grow best when flow is constant rather than periodic. I also get the best coloration on mine around 150-200 par. You can feed it some coral foods. I would stop the flow and allow it about 20mins to pull food in. As it will shoot out a web from its mouth and then draw the web in to eat the food it has captured. Really cool to watch but takes forever!!!!! Lol
This is also a really fast growing sps. So placement must be carefully considered.
At night when lights go out you should see sweeper tenticals. Mine ran g from 4inches to about 8inches. So remember this when placing in your tank. It will sting anything around it. Has a powerful sting to other coral and is aggressive.