Do Tyree toadstool have long polyps?

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I'm getting mixed images while searching. Can anyone confirm if this one has long polyps or is it short?

Thanks
 
I'm getting mixed images while searching. Can anyone confirm if this one has long polyps or is it short?

Thanks
I would say mine is a medium length...

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This is what I have atm, and the person I got it called it a Tyree but images were throwing me off.
Looks about right to me. Lots of green polyp toadstool out there being passed around as Tyree...
 
Looks about right to me. Lots of green polyp toadstool out there being passed around as Tyree...
I've come across another one that is shorter polyp and was told its a tyree and then you got the weeping willow green polyps that adds to the confusion.
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I think different conditions affect the polyp length.
Yes. Mine has pretty short tentacles and the colony I bought it from has pretty long tentacles. I believe mine is under much higher light more white than the LFS I got if from has theirs, which are under heavy blues.
 
Steve tyree leather toadstool is just a trade name like weeping willow of today. The bright green polyps and tan base are it. I would say it has a medium length polyp yes.
Brighter lighting or lower ligh will change the appearence of the coral. E.g. it will retract more or less.

Weeping willows when u kill the flow will look like a weeping willow tree. The polyps will droup down over the coral. I havent really looked for one but i alse havent seen one or had someone go look at my weeping willow.
So im really not 100% sure or unsure.
My toadstool is from a lfs that closed down several yrs ago. Lol. Why i like mine.
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