Can anyone id this?

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This started to grow spontaneously on my rocks. The rocks are not llive rock so I’m suspecting this came from a frag.

It looks like a soft coral to me but I have no idea what it is


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its a bit hard to tell by the photos but seems to be some kind of kenya tree maybe?
 
This started to grow spontaneously on my rocks. The rocks are not llive rock so I’m suspecting this came from a frag.

It looks like a soft coral to me but I have no idea what it is


20260817_194630_336CA704-8339-4ACC-AFD6-F119FCEF5366.png


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It could be Blue Sympodium - but it’s hard to say for sure.

#reefsquad any ideas?
 
Is there a way for you to get a picture under white light and clearer?
It looks like an encrusting leather, however, the pics aren't easily viewed.
 

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