Coral identification

[Rideoute]

Ive been in the hobby for years now but where i live lacks knowledge of coral species. They just sell frags with no names. Hoping to find out the species I have so I can better care for them.

 

[sde1500]

1) a leather or toadstool
2) not a darn clue
3) some sort of mushroom or maybe Galaxea

 

[cincyjim]

1st pic: Devil's Hand; 2nd pic: Cabbage Coral that is bleached (maybe); 3rd pic: looks like several Toadstool Mushrooms on a rock which if that is the case won't work out very well when they get to growing.

 

[JTL]

Just give them a cool name of your choice and they will go up in value

 

[Rideoute]

The 3rd acts as an anemone almost. I feed it, it started as 3 heads and has split into about 20. The middle one started the size of my thumb and is now the size of my fave. The first started the size of my thumb nail and is now a little larger than my fist. They are all growing and healthy. Just couldn't quite pin them with names. Especially the 3rd one. It's a coral (I'm pretty sure) but acts exactly like an anemone.

 

[flooddc]

3rd is green fuzzy mushrooms

 

[nereefpat]

1. Devil's hand leather (Lobophytum sp)
2. Cabbage leather, I think
3. Fuzzy mushrooms (Rhodactis sp)

 

[Crooked Reef]

I’m almost positive #2 is a cabbage leather. My green one has the same type of bumps on it.

 

[JUNBUG361]

Agree with everyone

 

[Jekerry]

The third looks just like my hairy mushroom. Love them! The polyps wave in the flow. They grab at things too.