Anyone know what these are?

[Oldsalt]

These were attached to live rock I bought last month. They are growing. Carpet anemone? The other one?? Reef safe? Tank is now nearly 3 months old. Cycle completed (Does it ever really complete? lol) 3 weeks ago. 340 gallon display/160 gallon sump. I'm taking things slowly. So far have 15 small fish and one large clam that I only discovered last week embedded in live rock. But these 2 critters shown are growing and I'm trying to put a name to them and would like to know if they're safe.

 

[DSC reef]

Looks like a discoma mushroom and a favia. Good scores

 

[Deiblerj]

First one looks like montiporia. Not too sure what the second is called but I’ve seen them before

 

[khushtram]

Definitely a red shroom and favia

 

[emilios_reeftank]

Yep Mushroom and Favia

 

[Oldsalt]

Wow!! I've been googling these and just found Mushroom but not Favia. So I scored well with the clam (attached) and now these! Thanks folks! I must be doing the right thing - so far anyway!

I'm thinking about my lighting options in the long term as right now it's all LED up top. I scored a T5 unit last week but not certain what the blue zone will do for my future inhabitants. Lighting is one area I am pretty ignorant of. When I had marine tanks over 25 years ago, what was available was pretty limited. Boy have things changed and I get confused by the new terms. What's the deal with 'T' followed by numbers? Because I plan on a hybrid tank, I need to get this area right. As I said earlier, my "relapse" into marines started only a few months ago when I decided to buy this tank. Outlay was a lot but hey, I'm happy. I want to make this my dream tank for my 'twilight years'.
I'm going to shoot over to the lighting forum next so I can read up and plan properly.
I leave you with Mr Clam trying to filter a meal. I had no idea he was part of the rock he's very embedded in. In fact, this rock was almost upside down a month ago. When I rescaped, I noticed him. With all that calcification he's got to be fairly old. He can hardly open. I thought about giving him a hand by scraping some stuff off, but I think it's too risky.
Thanks again folks!