I have no idea what I bought

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Very new to corals here, can someone please tell me what these are and what growth rates I’ll expect. Not dosing and use coral pro salt 10% water change a week.
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Very new to corals here, can someone please tell me what these are and what growth rates I’ll expect. Not dosing and use coral pro salt 10% water change a week.
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first one is psammacora I believe. Thrives in medium light and flow, relatively slow growers in my experience. Second I'm not entirely sure on exact identity. just keep ph around 8.2 and alk at 7+ and you should be good.
 
Second one is a really hard picture to tell.

Look up Garf Bonsai or Tubbs Stellata based on coloration.
 

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