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Could I get some help IDing these please?

This one seems to be Acropora but idk what type


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This one seems to be a birdsnest I think but also I don't know what type

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any input would help a lot! thanks!
 
You need a closer, brighter, more white-lit pick of the Acropora to get an ID.

Second coral appears to be Seriatopora hystrix.
 
You need a closer, brighter, more white-lit pick of the Acropora to get an ID.

Second coral appears to be Seriatopora hystrix.
Agreed on the 2nd being Seriatopora Hystrix.
 
Much better. Unfortunately, still indeterminate. Does look to be in the “smooth skin” genera. Once it grows out a bit, the branching structure should let you narrow it down further.
 

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