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Thanks! Looking them up now.The bottom 3. The first looks like a toadstool or devils hand leather. The bottom 2 are Kenya tree.
It’s a good thing I enjoy aquarium maintenance. Looks like I’ll be doing quite a bit of grooming in the days to come! Thanks for the reply!1. Green star polyps - Some like them. I see them as a very invasive nuisance coral - they can easily encrust over every square inch of available space.
2. Xenia. See comments above
3. RBTA - Rose bulb tip anemone. A very nice specimen. Generally recommended for well established systems with strong lighting. Can reproduce by splitting.
4. Probably a Hammer coral (Euphyllia sp.) medium flow, medium lighting. A nice LPS coral.
5. I'm gonna go with leather coral of one sort or another
6 & 7. Kenya Tree. Will readily shed branches and then over populate your system. You will find little branches everywhere.