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Hello - looking to identify a few of my SPS. Thanks for the help!

#1: Pale purple with light green polyps, thin branched kind of like a red dragon:

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#2: All blue/grey (see oregon tort in background for color reference), darker blue polyps

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#3: Really nice rainbow - green at the base, then yellow-orange to red at the very tips.
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#4: Bright, bright pink frag. Probably a designer coral, picked up at a local event. Other frags had blue growth tips:
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#5: Green base, blue branches, neon green tips:
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#6: I think this is very likely WWC Yellow tip?
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#3 looks a lot like a “rainbow loom”
 
I'd be just as happy to know the specific species as well as the hobby name, not looking to sell anything.

Take a deep breath!
I got what you were looking for. These are my best guesses.

1) acropora loripes
2) acropora tortosa
3). No idea, looks a lot like Sea Dwelling Creatures Valhalla acro, not sure on the species though.
4). Tenuis for sure
5). Acropora Valida
6). Loripes again?
 
#3 looks a lot like a “rainbow loom
I think this might be right
#5 probably Tri Color Valida
I think this might be right too, maybe purple tri color valida
I got what you were looking for. These are my best guesses.

1) acropora loripes
2) acropora tortosa
3). No idea, looks a lot like Sea Dwelling Creatures Valhalla acro, not sure on the species though.
4). Tenuis for sure
5). Acropora Valida
6). Loripes again?
thanks!
 
Thanks for all the help so far. Anyone know what kind of tort #2 could be?

Or #4…I agree some kind of tenuis. Super neon pink
 

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