Please help me ID

[sabrinagraham]

Had these given to me. They had no idea what they are. So any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[sabrinagraham]

Sorry for bad cell pics.

 

[ReefMadScientist]

On the 4th picture. Relocate that Digitata away from the Green Star Polyps. Those GSP will sting and kill it.

 

[Tahoe61]

Images 1 and 2: Montipora capricornis.
#3: Leather/Toad Stool/Sarcophyton.
#4: Seriatopora/Birdsnest with green star polyps. Might be a Pocillopora.
#5: Zoanthids, no idea of common name,
#6: Blue Clove Polyps, you want to remove those and keep them out of the tank, in a year or so you'll thank me.

 

[sabrinagraham]

Thanks for helping!! How would I relocate the digitata since it's all on one rock together? Could I move the blue clove polyps to their own rock and they be ok or would they still spread around the tank?

 

[loumaggs]

Thanks for helping!! How would I relocate the digitata since it's all on one rock together? Could I move the blue clove polyps to their own rock and they be ok or would they still spread around the tank?

You can cut the base of it and use some coral glue to stick it to another piece of rock, put the glue on the break point

 

[sabrinagraham]

That seems pretty easy to do. Do you know if I can use epoxy to mount the monti frags on the glass or if I still need to use coral glue?

 

[Tahoe61]

Thanks for helping!! How would I relocate the digitata since it's all on one rock together? Could I move the blue clove polyps to their own rock and they be ok or would they still spread around the tank?

Nope they spawn and spread absolutely every where. Blue Star polyps are very attractive but not that attractive.

 

[sabrinagraham]

Thanks everyone I took all of your advice and fixed everything!!!