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two pictures of each of the same corals , one with blue lights one without.
 

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First pics look like Blue Ridge Coral and the last one looks l.kike a Montipora digitata or Psammacora sp. possibly.


Cheers, Todd
 
Another possibility might be Fire Coral/Millepora/not to be confused with Acroporas.
 
I agree with Todd, Heliopora on the first one. Not sure about the second but possibly psammacora.
 
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