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What is it?!
 

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No, sorry....
 

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Maybe give a shout out to the NPS folk.
 

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Could it maybe be a black sun coral?
 

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It probably one of the solitary varieties of dendro.... what's the solitary big ones.... I forget.
 
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It probably one of the solitary varieties of dendro.... what's the solitary big ones.... I forget.

Any time I search for "black coral" those come up. Black lps, black nps, black anemone...all lead to the black sun coral. I can't find anything like this.
 
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This is the foot or base of it.

Getting a slightly better look now and it definitely has a mouth in the center and can pretty much shrink itself into a little ball.
 

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