What Coral is this?

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Sorry don't have better pictures

Ok, this Coral has polyps, octo- type. Also polyps are sporadic. Rigid skeleton not soft. Please help.

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Doesn't really look like any normal SPS coral I've seen, but also looks to be in very bad condition. Might be some type of deep water acro or maybe some species of Oculinidae?
 
It's not an sps.

Post another image when it opens or in the tank please.
 
Is it flexible at all or completely hard skeleton?
 
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This guy was an orange blob on a rock from LFS a few months ago. I can't figure out what he is
 
I originally was just picking out tiny/interesting little peices of rock. Then out of nowhere that started sprouting up. Another big piece of rock I got ended having several purple and white mushrooms
 

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