Can I get an Id on these guys?

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i booth the rock for the spas and mushrooms, but it had these two corals on the rock as well. I am assuming they are
Some sort of leather coral?

They might just be a bleached out coral, but not sure. any help would be great thanks.

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Can you take a few more pics up close. Almost has a tunicate look to them.

Best my phone will do. They really look white. That doesn’t seem right?

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Can you take a few more pics up close. Almost has a tunicate look to them.
It looks like it had a regular base. I don’t think it is a tunicate.

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Apparently there are some corals that are actually white/off white. When I look at it up close it looks like a soft coral, and seems to have woke up since I put the rock in the tank. Didn’t realize there was such a thing. I will try to fatten it up and see what happens. Thanks for the help.
 

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