help id these corals!

[smitten with ocean life]

good afternoon! would someone please help me id these corals? ive had them for about a year. they came from someone who got rid of their tank. im trying to figure out what they are for sure, so that i can put them in the right spot! any ideas or tips would be great!

many thanks!

 

[Dipi]

Hello! Almost certain that the bottom one is mini carpet anemone

 

[sfin52]

Hello! Almost certain that the bottom one is mini carpet anemone

Agree

 

[sfin52]

Top one possible cup coral/pagoda

 

[MrGisonni]

I think the top one is called an LA Lakers Scroll Coral. It's a cup coral, turbinaria I believe

 

[smitten with ocean life]

loving the help! thanks! so does the cup coral need to be lower or higher in the tank?

 

[MrGisonni]

LA Lakers Scroll Coral

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[smitten with ocean life]

hmm. im not sure if it is that one. this one is a cup shape...

 

[smitten with ocean life]

any other thoughts?

 

[Afkomjorgen]

I believe tubinaria does eventually grow into a cup shape.
Mine liked higher light. It probably needs enough flow to remove detritus since it will have that cup shape and stuff settled in the middle like montis get. Flow effects shape

 

[smitten with ocean life]

interesting! thank you!

 

[Dbartlett727]

First pic definitely looks like a turbanaria of some sort, depending on the type I’ve seen them called cup corals, pagoda cup, scroll coral, they’re all in the same family.

 

[smitten with ocean life]

thank you!