Help with coral ID

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Hey all! First post on here and just picked up this torch frag and some sort of candy cane frag can you guys help me figure out what they are? (Lady at LFS said just a torch and candy cane) also i got them for 35 bucks a pop is that a good price?

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Welcome to the forum!
I couldn’t help with specific trade names, but 35 for any torch by me is a steal. That’s also very good for a candy cane with that many heads.
 
Really need pictures under white lights but I’ll venture to say the candycane coral is a pinwheel like mine above my kryptonite. Again, you got great pricing!
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Thanks for the quick responses! Ill get those pics with white light
 
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