Coral identify

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What kind of coral is this
 
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Definitely appears to be some type of soft leather. It’s definitely retracted but you can see at the base it’s a leather. Sinularia or nephthia would be my guess but hard to really tell. How did it look at the store?
 
Definitely appears to be some type of soft leather. It’s definitely retracted but you can see at the base it’s a leather. Sinularia or nephthia would be my guess but hard to really tell. How did it look at the store?
It looked like a tree not a keyna tree though they didn't have names other that zoanthids that was only it
 
My issue is, it looks like it has a skeleton and a neck band..

Does coral have a skeleton?
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I see what you mean but a softie that’s been drooping will have those creases. I’m think maybe a Kenya that’s really retracted. I feel I could mimic that photo with my current kenya
 
I see what you mean but a softie that’s been drooping will have those creases. I’m think maybe a Kenya that’s really retracted. I feel I could mimic that photo with my current kenya
I stopped keeping softies, which is why i was asking the op.

No skele, its probably a colt or sinularia.
 
It looked like a tree not a keyna tree though they didn't have names other that zoanthids that was only it
Kenya’s can look very different depending on how happy they are. This was mine the day I added it versus 24 hours later
 

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So could I glew it in now if it doesn't care about that stuff or wait 3 days
 

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