Candy Cane ID?

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Can someone ID the name of this Candy Cane/Trumpet coral?

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Just a typical candy cane coral. Almost exactly the same color as mine. They grow fast. I’ve had mine 6 months it’s gone from 2 heads to about 10 (they haven’t all split but it’s got many heads with two-three mouths now).
 

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Just a typical candy cane coral. Almost exactly the same color as mine. They grow fast. I’ve had mine 6 months it’s gone from 2 heads to about 10 (they haven’t all split but it’s got many heads with two-three mouths now).
Gotcha. Yours look nice. I’m hoping mine do the same in my tank.
 

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