ID these Softies if you can.

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I’m trying to I’d these two softies if anyone can help out. The first one was a large piece while it was attached to a piece of coral in my tank. Then it started moving up on a large rock and kinda just fell apart, meaning it was probably about 12” tall. Now the pieces are small and don’t open up very much. Not sure what’s changed. All of the others are doing great.

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Kenya tree it appears to be spreads like wild fire. Pieces will fall off and root all over.
 
The top picture coral looks totally different than the bottom one. I think the bottom one is Kenya but not sure the top one is.
 
Top looks like a branching Sinularia, bottom is Kenya coral. Kenyas in the right environment it will spread rapidly.
 

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