Can anyone name this soft coral

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I bought a mystery coral that was small and had 2 branches and after moving to the middle of my tank
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in less then a week it is multiplying. Can anyone tell me what it is?
 
It is a kenya tree coral. In that picture it is closed up a little. When it opens up more it will be sort of fuzzy. It should adjust wherever you put it. Very hardy.
 
It is a kenya tree coral. In that picture it is closed up a little. When it opens up more it will be sort of fuzzy. It should adjust wherever you put it. Very hardy.

cheers that sounds right. It got bothered a lot when I first put it in but now it’s getting left alone and starting to open. I’m new to saltwater so starting with the easy corals
 
cheers that sounds right. It got bothered a lot when I first put it in but now it’s getting left alone and starting to open. I’m new to saltwater so starting with the easy corals
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It should get fuzzy like this new frag in no time. It will also grow pretty quickly.
 
Yeah I have one branch fuzzy like that already only had it 4 days but got as a mystery frag that was found laying under a frag rack in the shop lol
 

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