Help I.D my coral plz

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Trying to find info on these so I can get them in the proper light and flow placement.

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And what’s this thing/info

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1. favites

2. favites and maybe a platygyra or
goniastrea ?

3. difficult with only 1 head



4. need a better pic but heliopora is my guess

5. Tubinaria, maybe T. peltata
 
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The first 3 look like favia or favities. Not sure on the 4th but the last pic may be Cyphastrea.
 
Here’s more pics of that last one @ C. Eymann

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Again hard with only really seeing one developed head, but I'm leaning towards goniastrea on that one.
 

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