What coral is this?

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I couldn't get a very good picture of it, but I got a zoa colony that had a duncan on it and whatever this is. Any ideas what it is?

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Yep! Get rid of it ASAP. Use kalk paste and inject it directly into the tube. The overall difference of PH range will cause them to melt away.
 
Ok. Definitely glad I asked. But to be safe, is this for sure a duncan?

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It should be more greenish in the center with green/ white tips.. Yours appears to be more white in color. Maybe someone else has a better eye. To really be sure you need to take a photo of the base it should be green and compare and contrast to what you find online. Good luck
 
I did a little research and it may be a young Green Polyp Duncan?
 
If it is a Duncan an LPS there should be a skeletal structure. I am leaning towards Majano as well for the second ID.
 
Just a small update, that Duncan does have a skeletal structure. I got rid of the Majano anemone as best as I could. But found tiny feather dusters in the zoa colony. They dont look too much like hydroids, but I tryed plucking them out as best as I could anyway to play it safe.

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