Identify coral

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Yeah, looks like a Capnella species/kenya tree. Can't nail down which one, I'm not as good with leathers.
 
Looks almost like a carnation coral actually
 
Thank you I was told a devils finger and couldn't see it being that
 
the Kenya trees like that look more flower type or like a tree when the get big. The devils fingers I guess I would say are smoother.
Watch out for those Kenya trees they can spread like wild fire. Every little piece that breaks off can become another one.
 
This is a leather finger. When somthing irritates them, like being a new addition or they are still acclimating the polops wont be extended and they look smooth

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Yeah I'm just recovering from a hair algea out break so it starting to form polyps again
 

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