are these daisy coral and which ones

[gotscreensprinting]

1st is purple nothing under blues

2nd is like a brown color with a green glowing center

 

[Arcsenic]

That coral is a colony of clove polyps

 

[gotscreensprinting]

Bump

 

[Small triggers]

Yep, cloves..

 

[gotscreensprinting]

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Small triggers There both clove polyps no particular names​

 

[Small triggers]

Yep, sometimes you can find people that slap some name ontop of clove polyps...but as far as I have ever seen in 10 years they are just clove polyps..
The first ones look blue...and they tend to be a little smaller but yeah just all cloves....

 

[holyscoly]

careful with the blue cloves as they can take over the tank

 

[Gopi]

The blue ones look like snowflake anthelia...which might just be a pretty name for tiny blue cloves.

 

[Waters]

The blue ones look like kind of like Blue Sympodium Polyps....although the colors are a little different....ok, nevermind lol.

 

[Reefing Madness]

The Jasmine Polyps are also commonly referred to as Eight Tentacle Polyps, or Encrusting Polyps. They are brown, tan, pink, green, or white in color and their polyps have the distinctive eight-leaved tentacles associated with all the members of this family. They are colonial animals with several individual polyps attached to a single piece of live rock and are often stung and damaged by other aggressive corals. Therefore, they need adequate space between themselves and other corals.
They are not difficult to maintain and require moderate lighting combined with moderate water movement. They require the addition of iodine and other trace elements to the water. They will grow rapidly in the established reef aquarium by encrusting over adjacent rock work or even other corals.
Knopia Polyp Rock