Can someone help identify this?

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A friend of mine gave me this, after i gifted her an acro frag stick that i accidentally broke off while moving some things around in my tank. i've never kept softies before, and have no idea what this is. Neither did she. lol...
Anyhoo, can you help me with this???
apologies in advance for the terrible glue job at the base.
r2r pat.jpg
 
Man, I'd love to see a better photo of that coral! I've never seen one like it. It pays to be nice to friends!
 
The pic may be a little misleading, since it's up so close. That coral is real tiny... about the size of a fingernail. My friend said it was some kind of softie tree coral, but i've never seen one like it.
 
hi,i would love to see this coral once she opens up,very interesting softie ;) :)
 
Looks like a short stem goniopora but hard to confirm closed up
 
Someone on another forum said it was a pineapple tree that just hasn't opened up yet, and sent me a picture of one.
i don't see it though. i don't really like having things in my tank that i can't identify. lol
pinapple tree.jpeg
 
be sure to show us yours when she opens :)
 

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