Are these staghorn coral?

[Gore15]

Are these two staghorn coral?

[RoyalGramma001]

They are acorpora idk if that answered your question

[Gore15]

1 minute ago, RoyalGramma001 said:

They are acorpora idk if that answered your question

Do you know what type of Acropora?

[RoyalGramma001]

Just now, Gore15 said:

Do you know what type of Acropora?

I'm not very good with Acropora but maybe someone else knows

[A.m.P]

Left looks to be garf bonsai, validia not a stag, right looks like a bleached garf bonsai but could be something else. I'm not the best at SPS Id, but those don't look like any of the acros usually referred to as "stags" (Formosa and some lookalikes like slimers [yongei]).

Side note the pattern of stn on that setosa monti looks like it could be from MEN.

[farkwar]

Maybe Garf acropora (valida) on the left

[mitten_reef]

It’s hard to tell acropora frags growth form, unless you’ve seen the colonies they came from.  
my guess, neither are staghorn, either 2 or 3 top row. 
 

[A.m.P]

Side note hyacinth are gorgeous, but hard to find outside aquacultured chunks. Also, with how common formosa are it stinks they aren't on that list.

[Gore15]

Thank you for all the assist. The following photos are the colonies. The owner was saying these green and blue staghorns. 

[farkwar]

This is what I think of as staghorn

 

 

 

Without real pedigree, what I see are badly pruned browned out acropora valida.  Browned garf bonsai.  I could be wrong.