Help identify this coral

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Hey guys,

Just got this frag from the lfs with no ID on it and the person working there had no idea what it was, can you help identify it?
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it might also either be clove polyps or pipe organ coral
Not a clove the tentacles are way to narrow and not feathery.
I agree a green pipe organ is a possibility.
 
Hey guys,

Just got this frag from the lfs with no ID on it and the person working there had no idea what it was, can you help identify it?
20210426_180126.jpg
Can you get a pic of the base under a whiter light.
 
I have plenty of this -Pipe organ

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