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I just recently went Petco and found some corals there to be a little interesting. Under their white lights they looked washed out and grim. I decided to take give them a try and for the price of $10 each, I did not have anything to loose.
After dipping and acclimation I dropped them in the tank and about 24 hrs later they opened to almost double the size. :D

Please help me ID these.
Thanks in advance.

Regular lights
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Blues
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Regular lights
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Blues
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Looks like a flowerpot coral to me. I can never spell the scientific name right, so I won't even try.
 
2nd definitely Alveopora 12 tentacles
1rst now that I look at it close Goniopora.
Thanks guys!
 

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