Is this a coral?

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If so, any idea's on what kind?
 

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Could just be sponges I see yellow and a dark color that could be.
 

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Keep an eye on it and don't discard it. We lost a chalice colony and after months of the skeleton sitting in the tank my wife noticed little tiny pink spots you could only see under blue lighting. Here's a pic of the chalice colony and new growth months after it was completely gone. Corals are amazing animals.
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I think everyone is looking at the wrong thing It's the dark black thing that looks like a small tree with 3 fingers coming off it.
 

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I see it could be a nudibranch but unless it moves I'm still thinking sponge.
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