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I friend of mine has thrown in the towel with his nano tank and I have inherited some of the stufff. I have his live rock and a few pieces of coral. He was not sure what it all is but it looks like a leather of some type and the rest I need help with. They were really overgrown with algae but my tangs have cleaned them up fairly well now I would like to get a better understand of what I have so I can place them in the right spot in my tank.
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Thanks Tom


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The first picture looks like a piece I have that I was told are star polyps...not sure on all the others though. I'm sure someone with more knowledge will help you out.
 
Green Star Polyps
Cabage Leather?
Bryopsis?
Assorted Zoa
Assorted Zoa
 

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