Coral Identification

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I have a couple corals I'm not to sure what they are. The first one i believe is an acan but it always has its polyps extended and most acans I see dont. The second green one I have no clue, it was an impulse buy. Thanks everyone!

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The bottom picture is certainly acans. Those are its feeding tentacles. They come out at night quite often. The first I am not sure. Can you take a picture with whites? Does it have a skeleton? An obvious mouth? How many mouths? I have a few guesses, but would like to know more and see in white.
 
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It has a skeleton but no noticeable mouths, just little polyps, I attatched picture under whites.

I had a major feeling it was acan. But it has its feeding tentacles out pretty much all day. Maybe I should feed it more?
 

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