Some new acquisitions. Looking for some ID

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Been trying to get into some sps. I picked up a couple over the last couple weeks that have caught my eye. Not much to pick from locally.

Anyway, not really sure what type the pink/purple/green one is. Any cool name for it, or just a common type? Also what type of sps is this?

Second one is what i thought was green birdsnest and may still be, but looking at other people who have birdsnest and google, mine seems to be very fluffy in comparison to other green birdsnests ive seen. So just wanted a confirmation.

Thanks!
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Second is a birdsnest. Looks a lot like the one I have. Very nice polyp extension. The first I'm no help as I'm just getting into the sticks myself.
 
No one on the first one? Is it acro? Im guessing its an acro and not some other type like pocillopora or something.
 
I am going with

A. horrida.
Seriatopora

Edit: I meant A. aculeus
 
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