Sps ID need a second opinion

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Please give me your opion on the identification for these corals.

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Please give me your opion on the identification for these corals.

Thanks

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You didn't happen to all the seller did you?
Is possible the green one is a Slimer but really to early to tell on the sps. They need to frow out some.
 
Yeah was more looking for trade names to do research on them.

I did think the 1st one was a yellow tip.

I don't think the green one is a green slimer. It's some kind of digi.

I'm wondering if the 3rd one is also a yellow tip. It seems to have more of a solid yellow.
 

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