Coral ID please

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to be more precise... I think it's octospawn... (aka, frogspawn wall coral), assuming it has a skeleton that Cloak mentioned. I had one with purple tips.
 
Very neon green tips at night if that helps anyone. Also it was $5 from LFS.
 
You can always tell if it's an LPS versus a soft coral/octocoral by the presence of a skeletal structure.
 
You can always tell if it's an LPS versus a soft coral/octocoral by the presence of a skeletal structure.

I just can't tell if it does or l doesn't. Here's a pic of it in bag and under the blues.
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You'd be able to feel the skeleton.. it would be the same as the skeleton of your hammer

It looks like a mushroom to me

It was in the area with a few other mushrooms at LFS. What kind of characteristics do you think? If it is a mushroom, what kind? Growth? I'm still very much a newbie to knowing what is what.
 

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