snail and coral identification

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hello everyone. my friend gave me some of his corals from his tank he was breaking down. while i was putting them in my tank i notice a snail on my brain coral. its shell is nearly covered with rock, so i cant really tell what it is. from its body it looks like a bumblebee snail, but i just want to be sure. also he gave me a coral that i have never seen before. if someone could identify the snail and coral for me i would greatly appreciate it! thank you

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Bumblebee snail.
Turbinaria (scroll coral)?
 
Bumblebee snail.
Turbinaria (scroll coral)?
cool i thought so, just wanted to make sure it wasn't some pest snail i was unaware about. i thought it was some sort of turbinaria but i have searched all over google and haven't found anything like this. thank you for your help BTW
 
Turbinaria reniformis?
 

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