What is this ? Not an anemone

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Anyone know what this would be ? Found 3 of them and I can’t fathom what they are ? They are not soft or mushy like an anemone dying , it’s firm , got like green end to it. ?? Stuck to the mp60 IMG_7681.png
 
I added a Kenya tree actually just 3 days ago, I actually thought today that it looked smaller than when I got it but thought somehow it was drawn in. But there are 3 of these and they are decent size, that would be really surprising if true. Is that a stress response ? So are these things to keep? , like will they become Kenya trees ?
 
I added a Kenya tree actually just 3 days ago, I actually thought today that it looked smaller than when I got it but thought somehow it was drawn in. But there are 3 of these and they are decent size, that would be really surprising if true. Is that a stress response ? So are these things to keep? , like will they become Kenya trees ?
I don't *think* it's a stress response, but it might be; they will grow into kenya trees, yes (the link below has pics of similar buds, the buds after a couple of weeks of growth, and a colony producing a new bud - posts 1, 19, and 21 respectively):
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/can-anyone-id-this-please.1045108/
 
Wow really appreciate all the help, I wasn’t expecting to get an answer to be honest. I had got that specific leather because it was supposedly thought to not shed as much, but still pretty cool. I had picked them up more and I do believe your correct, they have the same green color dots at the end of the bud looking things. Thanks again!
 

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