Help me identify these corals!

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So I’ve had my tank for about 6 months and finally added some “Beginner” corals. I have 5 new corals in my tank, 3 of which I’m not sure the name. Please help me identify the name of these corals!
Thank you.
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Looks like a Galaxia, Zoas and a Staghorn of some kind
 
Gonna say
1. Galaxea coral
2. Some type of Zoa
3. Digitata, perhaps a German Blue with some Star Polyps at the base.
 
1) possibly leptastrea
2) zoas
3 possible digi with gsp
 
If it is a galaxia give it a lot of room. One of the most agressive corals around with a very strong sting.
 
Agree with above also the Digitata should be move higher in your water column it requires a higher par
 
1. Pavona or leptoseris

2. Zoanthus sp, maybe kuroshio? vietnamensis?

3. could be a montipora digitata, but I'm seeing a slightly ridged coenstrum which makes me think it's a montipora samarensis.
 
Thank you for all the comments! I’m going to do further research on the names everyone suggested (:
 

WHAT KIND OF TANKMATE DYNAMIC STANDS OUT MOST IN YOUR REEF?

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