Looking to identify these corals

[noxthedragon1236]

These are more corals that I have received from someone tearing down a tank what kind of corals are these. and the names of them. looking for info for care.

 

[KrisReef]

Hammer
Acathophyllia
Sick hammer? Possibly BJD. Think cipro treatment for a cure.

 

[noxthedragon1236]

Hammer
Acathophyllia
Sick hammer? Possibly BJD. Think cipro treatment for a cure.

What is BJD?

 

[KrisReef]

Brown Jelly Disease

Where the 3rd coral has what looks like a broken skeleton and there are two blobs of BJD, maybe? The picture is super close so it might not be BJD that I am looking at?

Here’s a link to a treatment thread.

Experimenting with in-tank antibiotic treatments for Brown Jelly Disease

Brown Jelly Disease (BJD) is an issue many reefers have run into. Like most coral diseases, the pathogen causing BJD has not been conclusively determined. Here I will share some observations and test results supporting the idea that its caused by a bacterial pathogen, and so may be treatable...

www.reef2reef.com

 

[KrisReef]

I think the 4th coral might be a blastomusta?

 

[TattooedReef27]

Yea blasting and looks like bjd to me

 

[noxthedragon1236]

Yea blasting and looks like bjd to me

the 4th is encrusting do blastos encrust?

 

[TattooedReef27]

the 4th is encrusting do blastos encrust?

Looks like blasto Merletti to me

 

[vetteguy53081]

These are more corals that I have received from someone tearing down a tank what kind of corals are these. and the names of them. looking for info for care.

First two hammer (2nd pic may be due to low calcium), rock anemone and I believe Leptoseris coral

 

[thamnasteroid]

4th coral isn't a Blastomussa; Blastomussa are phaceloid and don't encrust. I would say it's either a plocoid Leptastrea or Plesiastrea

 

[Reefkeepers Archive]

4th coral isn't a Blastomussa; Blastomussa are phaceloid and don't encrust. I would say it's either a plocoid Leptastrea or Plesiastrea

I'm thinking favities of some sort, polyps aren't quite right for a Leptastrea

 

[WalkerLovesTheOcean]

2nd one is a rock flower anenome.

 

[thamnasteroid]

I'm thinking favities of some sort, polyps aren't quite right for a Leptastrea

The Favites of that polyp size (pentagona clade) would not be plocoid. There are plocoid Leptastrea:
Leptastrea gibbosa | New Caledonia | Credit: Damien Brouste

There is also the other option of Plesiastrea, which seems more likely.

 

[RabidDragon]

2nd one is a rock flower anenome.

agreed, a SICK one.