Gsp coral sponge or something else?

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Need some help on what this is on my gsp coral as it started on this one and is now on an other. A friend said it was a sponge but it didn’t come off with brushing with a soft toothbrush.‍ Is there a better way to get it off if it is a sponge the gsp is still opening fine
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Kind of looks like green pipe organs, I have them and they look almost exactly like this
 
Kind of looks like green pipe organs, I have them and they look almost exactly like this
Any idea on if the white spots are a sponge or not or if it’s new growth or if it’s bad? My other gsp has 2 spots of it now too
 

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