Can you remind me? Need ID's

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Got these the other day from my lfs, the kid that was helping me said what he thought they were, but I forgot. Not so sure he really knew either though.
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Not the sad looking green candy canes. The tree thing. Thing had grown 2 inches since I got him.
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Thanks
 
Thanks. That's what I was thinking. And not the candy cane. The tall one in front of the candy cane.
 
One more. Is this xenia?
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It's been creeping down for about 2 weeks now. Excited it's growing though.
 
That is Anthelia and very invasive and tough to kill. I would stop it in it's tracks, now. The green branching coral looks like a Capnella.
 

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