Crashed Tank Coral ID Help

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I picked up a few corals over the weekend from a "crashed tank". Any help ID'ing these would be greatly appreciated.

I've stuck mostly with soft corals and LPS but decided to try out some sticks and see what happens.

I dipped these in coral rx and put them in the tank yesterday evening

Photos taken with flipper orange filter and just Google pixels automatic optimization.

Thanks in advance!

1. I believe this is a birds nest, but not sure of what type.
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2. I have no idea what this one is
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3. Looks like green velvet
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4. Pink polyps, pretty sure color is way off (bleached or stressed)
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you’re correct on the first one…
it’s a ponape/birds of paradise birds nest
i think the second one is a acropora valida
fourth is maybe a branching monti (could be wrong)
 

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