Can anyone ID this coral

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Some type of soft coral. Has a faint pinkish hue. Multiple long individual branches (1-2”) from a thicker stalk that flow with the movement of the water

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Some type of soft coral. Has a faint pinkish hue. Multiple long individual branches (1-2”) from a thicker stalk that flow with the movement of the water

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Pulsing Xenia better lighting photos would help though
 
It’s definitely a cespitularia, possibly a blue/pink but white light photos are best for any softie.
 

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