Need some SPS id please

[icemountain]

Can I get an ID on these guys. I know the green one is an acro but not sure what kind. Not sure what the other two are either. Thanks!


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This one has pinkish tips

maybe a deep water? Body is kind of white and it has light green tips. Very skinny

 

[BiG-D]

1.Acropora Valida tri color

2.Acropora divaricata green pink tips

3.Acropora Feneri

 

[icemountain]

Is the Acro Fenneri the same thing as the deep water acros? If it is, what is their lighting requirement to maintain good color? I did a google search on them and didn't get much.

 

[BiG-D]

Yes it is they like med light med flow

 

[Frick]

The first i am thinking Acropora horrida. Maybe valida or nana if they were grown in high light and strong water flow.
http://coral.aims.gov.au/speciesPage...ata/0034/view#

For the second green Acropora i have two guesses;

Acropora parahemprichii
http://coral.aims.gov.au/speciesPage...ata/0927/view#

Acropora verweyi
http://coral.aims.gov.au/speciesPage...ata/0079/view#

And the last one, judging by the most normal grown branches i am guessing speciosa. Fenneri is possible too but i see a good amount of radial corallites.
http://coral.aims.gov.au/speciesPage...ata/0791/view#

 

[icemountain]

Thanks! Also need an ID on this.

It has green polyps that closed up while I was moving it around.

 

[Frick]

Looks like efflorscens so far.
Corals of the World Factsheet and images - Acropora efflorescens

 

[icemountain]

Thanks! definitely looks like it.

 

[Vmacisback]

+1 on the horrida

 

[nvfishman]

1. a. cerelis
2. a. austrea
3. a. sushari
4+1 efflo or austrea encrusting