ID-wanna take a shot?

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I've had these for awhile now and I'm not sure what kind of corals they are.

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ok i'll give it a whirl acan [FONT=arial,sans-serif][SIZE=-1]echinata[/SIZE][/FONT] and a leptastrea and a nice one to boot
 
ok i'll give it a whirl acan [FONT=arial,sans-serif][SIZE=-1]echinata[/SIZE][/FONT] and a leptastrea and a nice one to boot

Thanks but I forgot to mention that the diameter of the center head on the 1st pic is about 3" across. It's a big piece.
 
I think I need a closer look at the 2nd one. Now if a frag of it was in my tank I am sure I could identify it :snicker:

Oh, and as far as OCD is concerned my daughter says "It is CDO because a person with OCD would want it alphabetized"
 
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