Identify velvety growth on corals

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Would anyone be able to help identify what this thing is?

It’s velvety with a slight prick around it. Has a hollow portion on the inside (as shown in the pictures).

It’s almost egg sack like and is very squishy. Was growing on the side of one of my polyps.

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agree with sponge
 
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Be careful with them growing right next to coral bases or branches. A few types will snuff out and kill the corals close by over time.
Yeah, I plucked this guy out because I noticed that and have no intention of reintroducing it.
 

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