Is this a Monti?

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Hi everyone. I live in hong kong, corals here are often sold without names and few traders speak English, I got these 5 little frags for $30 USD. Are they all montiporas? Particularly curious about the green bumpy one.

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The green one is a montipora, possibly verrucosa in the second pic along with an acropora. The red one resembles stylocoeniella and the green coral to the left in the first pic is also a montipora.
 
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Hi everyone. I live in hong kong, corals here are often sold without names and few traders speak English, I got these 5 little frags for $30 USD. Are they all montiporas? Particularly curious about the green bumpy one.

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IMG_20181105_070834.jpg
Green is a monti, plating variety
 

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