Help identifying A few sticks

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Thanks in advance for the assistance. I have a few frags that I need help identifying. All assistance is appreciated! The first one is in front of the Walt Disney. In blue spectrum it’s blue, in white spectrum it’s purple ish. I have no idea what it is.


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The second one I need help with was sold to me as a blueberry muffin. I can’t find it online. I can’t get a good picture of the colony, but here is a frag.

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Third pic. To the left is my purple bonsai. To the right is an acro that looks very similar but is green with yellow polyps. Does anyone know the acro to the right of the purple bonsai?

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First looks like a secale or bonsai and the other is a tort, I’d assume.
 

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