Torch coral ID

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So unfortunately there isnt much knowledge here when it comes to ID of corals generally. Ive purchased a few from my LFS and the only one he identified for me was the yellow one (furthest left) which he said is 24k gold torch. The one on the furthest right placed a bit lower, he said he doesn't know its name but said this is not an easy lme to get.
Could I help getting an ID on all my torches please.

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So unfortunately there isnt much knowledge here when it comes to ID of corals generally. Ive purchased a few from my LFS and the only one he identified for me was the yellow one (furthest left) which he said is 24k gold torch. The one on the furthest right placed a bit lower, he said he doesn't know its name but said this is not an easy lme to get.
Could I help getting an ID on all my torches please.

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Does the purple one have a green mouth? If yes, it’s a Miami Hurricane / joker torch
 

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