Coral identification fun! Help please

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Please help identifying these corals. Second photo not great

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Please help identifying these corals. Second photo not great

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First one is a nice moseleya. Thrid one is either psammocora, stylocoeniella or porites. Second may be a leather, is it soft or does it have a skeleton?
 
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Thank you. Second has a skeleton and little fuzzy polyps
 
I wouldn't say so. More of mounded. I'll post another pic
 

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First photo is some sort of Lobphylliid; looks very similar to Echinomorpha, but I doubt it's that.
 
Thank you all. We have kind of narrowed it down :-).
 

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