New Frags - ID Please

[Srfnhooker]

I picked up a couple frags from a local shop. I'm looking for some help identifying them. I have the green one low on the scape with a low to med flow. The other is about 7 inches from the bottom. Same flow conditions. Par would be around 100-150. Any help would be great. Thanks.

 

[BristleWormHater]

Need a better pic of the first one, second one is porites I think but a better pic would help.

 

[Srfnhooker]

Need a better pic of the first one, second one is porites I think but a better pic would help.

Here's a couple new pics. Taking with phone. This is the best I can get. I'm literally holding the orange filter glasses in front of the lens.

 

[Srfnhooker]

Also picked up this.

 

[BristleWormHater]

Here's a couple new pics. Taking with phone. This is the best I can get. I'm literally holding the orange filter glasses in front of the lens.

I think those are both entrusting montipora like Montipora australiensis or something similar, though im less sure on the blue one.
@tbrown

 

[BonnieB]

I don’t know in 1&2 but 3 looks like an octospawn, part of the Euphyllia family.

 

[BristleWormHater]

Also picked up this.

Thats a frogspawn coral

 

[Srfnhooker]

I think those are both entrusting montipora like Montipora australiensis or something similar, though im less sure on the blue one.
@tbrown

Thanks for the help. The yellow green Monti isnt growing on the rock. The only thing holding it in place is the frag plug. Hollow underneath so I would assume it's of the plate variety or maybe while it was smaller it had nowhere to go but out?

 

[tbrown]

I would say the first two are definitely SPS and require highish light. The second is definitely a Montipora.

The first looks almost Acropora like but I'm not positive.

Third is either a frogspawn (most likely) or a frammer if it has some elongated tips (which I don't see any).

 

[SamMule]

The orangish one looks like a sunset montipora.
The purple/green one maybe a cyphastrea? Or, possibly the base of an acropora without any branches.

Other one is frogspawn for sure

 

[thamnasteroid]

I don’t know in 1&2 but 3 looks like an octospawn, part of the Euphyllia family.

Frogspawn, not Octospawn. Both are also Fimbriaphyllia, not Euphyllia (Euphyllia is also a genus, not family; family is Euphylliidae)

 

[BonnieB]

Thanks for the correction. I thought only the wall variety were Fimbriaphyllia not the branching ones.

 

[Srfnhooker]

The orangish one looks like a sunset montipora.
The purple/green one maybe a cyphastrea? Or, possibly the base of an acropora without any branches.

Other one is frogspawn for sure

Not sure either. here is a much better pic.