Need help to identify coral

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also its kinda releasing some brown stringy like substance any ideas?
 
Brown stringy substance could be zooxanthellae, which can happen if stressed or in too much light. Or it could be releasing digested food, cause it looks pretty happy in the photo.
 
Brown stringy substance could be zooxanthellae, which can happen if stressed or in too much light. Or it could be releasing digested food, cause it looks pretty happy in the photo.
Ok its actually the first time its releasing this but if it continues i will probably be moving it to a little more shady area. Thanks!
 

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