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Hi guys I recently acquired some awesome corals and am hoping you can Id them, I know the zoanthids but I was wondering if anyone could give me the name of the type they are same goes with the mushrooms,
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Thanks!
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First picture, that appears to be a Yuma Ricordea of some sort. Second picture, looks like a closed up Kenya Tree. Third picture (frag rack), the zoas on the far right are Gorilla Nipples and the ones to the left of them are Green Bay Packers.
 
First picture, that appears to be a Yuma Ricordea of some sort. Second picture, looks like a closed up Kenya Tree. Third picture (frag rack), the zoas on the far right are Gorilla Nipples and the ones to the left of them are Green Bay Packers.

Those names are hilarious! Thanks!
 

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