Keep or Sell/Trade? Switching to SPS Eventually

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Hi, I'm slowly converting to SPS and could use a few opinions.

I got this leather(5"+/-) a while back and was told it was slow growing, Japanese(I think) and rare. It's supposedly a few years old now. In a few months I'll be trading or selling all the corals I don't want.

I think it looks nice under the right light settings but I want SPS mainly and think it will be too much light. Should I keep this one if it's the rare neon green leather?

I have looked online but still confused. Seems like all the pictures I saw being sold or in forums all looked different from each other also, like different species. Hope it is the rare one because I only saw a couple pictures that looked similar(thin/skinny). If pictures are rare then maybe the coral is also.

Any info would be great. If I keep it I plan on giving it it's own corner as low to the sand possible.

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Looks like green nepthia or sinulara. If you like it I’d keep it. Probably won’t mind the additional light
 
I do but only have 60 gallons(less AIO) to work with. If it was rare/expensive I'd probably
keep it or sell to get one of those corals "I must have!"

Found this SPS that I might buy and it's pricey IMO. It pleases my eyes from every angle. Feel like not even waiting like I already have been. If it's not sold already might make the purchase now.

My wife even said it was really nice and didn't give me, the look.o_O I'm fairly new to saltwater and don't follow or know what's in but this one's a must have for me. I'll post a pic if I get it.
 

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