Looking for feedback on tank/coral

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I have moved from my 75g reef down to a 40g innovative marine fusion tank due to a move from house deal. I am looking for a good easy coral to help maybe "fill" some of the look so it's not just all rock. Right now I have some frog spawn, zoas, yellow polyps, leather coral(not sure exactly what it is called) some anemones and s couple stalks of this round looking coral that's hard inside(over on the left side of the tank in pic)
I am trying to find a good softy that will flow nicely possibly some Kenya tree coral or something. Any suggestions are appreciated
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I really like my pin cushion leather but as you can see below, I have quite a few corals with good flow/movement.
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Can anyone tell me what coral this is? It's greenish with soft tissue around the circle with a Stoney inside?? I cannot remember where or what I got it from lol
 
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Can anyone tell me what coral this is? It's greenish with soft tissue around the circle with a Stoney inside?? I cannot remember where or what I got it from lol

It's not the frog spawn,zoas,or leather coral. I am talking about the circular one
 
Does look like trumpet coral a bit but not really green?? Here's a better pick maybe
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