Help me identify my frags

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Hi, Im new to corals and cant identify my frags if you can please help me thank you
 
Hi, Im new to corals and cant identify my frags if you can please help me thank you
Plz identify
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Welcome to R2R! Do you have any pictures of the frags in question? Lots of good people here with centuries of knowledge :)
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2nd pic is a acan
8th pic is a torch coral
 
#2 is an acan
#3 is possibly some sort of pocillepora
#4 is an acro of some type
#5 looks like a pocillepora as well
#6 looks like acans as well?
#7 may be xenia
#8 is euphyllia (torch coral)
 
#2 is an acan
#3 is possibly some sort of pocillepora
#4 is an acro of some type
#5 looks like a pocillepora as well
#6 looks like acans as well?
#7 may be xenia
#8 is euphyllia (torch coral)
Thank you
 

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