Need help with an ID

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So I bought this thing that when happy, it looks similar to a rose bubble but it's got what looks like multiple mouths. Any ideas? Pardon it's so unhappy right now. Just swapped to a larger tank.

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It looks more like this when its happy. Which is a slightly odd looking rose bubble. It doesnt have the clear difference in heads like a blasto

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It looks more like this when its happy. Which is a slightly odd looking rose bubble. It doesnt have the clear difference in heads like a blasto

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Is this the same coral as the first pic or a similar representation?
 
That's the best I can get. It's on a rock partially under the sand

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I count 4 mouths in that picture alone(right side) and doesn't look like it's splitting. I don't think it's a anemone. To me it looks like a deflated Elegance coral.
 

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