Can someone ID this coral?

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I picked this up a few days ago and not sure if it’s a frogspawn or a torch? Can anyone positive ID this dude?

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Hi, welcome to the reef... :) pics under white light or tightly closed or wide open pics will help .
from here guessing frog
 
Better pictures would help as said above. Looking at your current one, it seems to be a torch, maybe frogspawn coral possibly and hammer coral too.
 
Thanks guys. Here’s another one. I also though it could be a hammer too but I just know!
 

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Still unsure, but leaning frog
 

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