Please identify this leptoseris and possibly a pavona

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Hey everyone! I bought a few corals today just because the guy only wanted 5 - 20 bucks for them and I was wondering if you could help me identify them. I belive he said the second one was an orange pavona (I know it's hard to tell because it's closed as of now) and I have no idea about the first one but I'm assuming it's some type of leptoseris. He had a larger piece of it in a dt that actually looked great but the piece I got is going to need some reviving. All the frags I got today we're dipped in me coral dip because it is supposed to help rejuvenate dying coral. Thanks!!!!
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oh yeah and this is also a goniapora that,wasn't doing well although it's polyps are extended now, do you have any idea what's attached to it?
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and I think this is a Kenya tree coral lol just checking
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Pavona and Turbinaria for the 1st two images, yes to Goniopora for 3rd and possibly Capnella. :-)
 

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