Can you ID this LPS (Euhpyllia?)

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Any idea what this is? I assume it's some kind of Euhpyllia. It's tentacles branch in a strange way.

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Torch is what I had thought too, but the relatively thin tentacles and the branching threw me off a little bit

Looks like an "Indo Violet Tipped Torch" Coral.

Oh wow, it does look like this ... I still don't see any examples with the branched tentacles, but pretty much everything else is spot on.

Thanks everyone!
 
Here's a pic where you can see the branching a little better. I guess if it's hard to tell here, it will be hard to tell on other internet pictures

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Here's a pic where you can see the branching a little better. I guess if it's hard to tell here, it will be hard to tell on other internet pictures

PXL_20210609_192252826.MP.jpg
My holy grail has a few tentacles that have an “offshoot” like that. Never been and issue and not sure why it even came about.
 

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