Coral ID?

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Hello does anyone know what type of coral this might be? It looks soo cool and I love the yellow splatter appearance
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Hello does anyone know what type of coral this might be? It looks soo cool and I love the yellow splatter appearance
20260115_005804_DDE7D834-7F90-45E9-825C-62AE82A4CF29.png

Hard to tell but are they individual polyps with individual mouths? Looks like it but not too sure from the photo. It also looks like it's trying to feed!
 
Hello does anyone know what type of coral this might be? It looks soo cool and I love the yellow splatter appearance
20260115_005804_DDE7D834-7F90-45E9-825C-62AE82A4CF29.png

Hard to tell but are they individual polyps with individual mouths? Looks like it but not too sure from the photo. It also looks like it's trying to feed!
Yea sorry I couldn’t get the best pic but they look like small mushrooms and they have those weird “arms” and theirs maybe about 6-8 of them, I thought they were cool but I wanted to see if u could get a good ID before I place something in my tank that might take over since my LFS is asking for $20
 

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