Show me your, "no name" SPS!

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I thought this came in as A.Florida but now not so sure.

Keep that baby growing it’s going to fill out nice in the right conditions. Looks like a samoensis which is even cooler imo. But the lighter green coral in front of it looks like a floridia possibly.
 
I know he is a form of sps. My wife thought it was funny after I checked out at my lfs to buy my father's day "Richard" coral.. she purely bought it because she said it was falic

Anyone know what he is?
 

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I recently got one from @CCK_8814. He did not have a name on it. So trying to figure a name ? Is it a Acropora Suharsonoi?
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Gorgeous! Does it look neon yellow in white light? I used to have one like this back in 2005 and would gladly have it again.
 
These might have some lineage or fancy name, but cannot confirm any of them.
A. Sarmentosa
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Wannabe pearlberry maybe?
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Jury is still out on this one. Looks promising, but time will tell.
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Abro?
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