LPS ID Please

[DarkReefer]

Hi guys,

Could I please get an ID on these few corals?

The bright orange scoly (tiny thing), if anyone has the actual name of this, that'd be great.
Also the aqua blue/green just off centre right.

The Hammer I believe is called a mottled? if someone can confirm that'd be awesome!
What's the thing at the front with the bright yellow ?

Thanks guys!

 

[thatmanMIKEson]

Hi guys,

Could I please get an ID on these few corals?

The bright orange scoly (tiny thing), if anyone has the actual name of this, that'd be great.
Also the aqua blue/green just off centre right.

The Hammer I believe is called a mottled? if someone can confirm that'd be awesome!
What's the thing at the front with the bright yellow ?

Thanks guys!

Possible dragon sol goniastrea, there's a few variations of it, does it get tentacles at night, or when feeding? They all look good!

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

I've seen that hammer color called "splattered"

 

[DarkReefer]

Possible dragon sol goniastrea, there's a few variations of it, does it get tentacles at night, or when feeding? They all look good!

Thanks, thought perhaps it might be a dragon something or other (seem to remember the name but couldn't place what coral it was etc).

I've seen that hammer color called "splattered"

Oh really? possibly just a location difference thing perhaps.

 

[monkeyCmonkeyDo]

Mottled. Painted. Splattered.
+1 on the dragon soul favia.
1st one could be a chalice coral.
D

 

[DarkReefer]

Mottled. Painted. Splattered.
+1 on the dragon soul favia.
1st one could be a chalice coral.
D

Are you talking about the bright orange or the bluey one ?
The bright orange i'm quite sure is a scoly, it's just super small but definitely has a little mouth it's opened up with tentacles before like my old scoly.

 

[monkeyCmonkeyDo]

Yes the bright orange one I believe to be a chalice coral. Guess you will know with time. It will either grow more eyes or mouths or won't lol.
D

 

[EeyoreIsMySpiritAnimal]

Yes the bright orange one I believe to be a chalice coral. Guess you will know with time. It will either grow more eyes or mouths or won't lol.
D

It's a scoly.

 

[thamnasteroid]

The blue-green coral looks like some sort of prism 'favia,' which are either dipsastraea rosaria or favites (para)flexuosa. The scoly looking thing is a homophyllia; I don't know whether it's an australis or a bowerbanki.