Scientific ID's on these corals please.

[M0oN]

Looking to get scientific I.D. on all of these so I can look up specific care requirements.

Any links to helpful sites on care requirements for these are appreciated as well.

Thanks.

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[M0oN]

17 views and no answers, frags too small, picture quality poor?

[29reef]

1. acan. lord 2. monti. maybe a digi or other branching type 3. acropora millipora 4. acropora tukari 5. "Cali tort" acropora tortusa. All these corals will do well with very "clean" water and lots of light and flow. HTH

[M0oN]

Thanks 29 :)

[Frankenpora]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14848470#post14848470 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by 29reef
1. acan. lord 2. monti. maybe a digi or other branching type 3. acropora millipora 4. acropora tukari 5. "Cali tort" acropora tortusa. All these corals will do well with very "clean" water and lots of light and flow. HTH
+1 4. could be caroliana.
BTW you got a real treasure in #2 IMO

[buy_baff]

+1 on the others Number 2 looks like montipora spongodes