Another coral identification?

[WhySoSeriousDory]

So people have said this was a Kenya tree but I haven’t seen any that look this “poofy.” Any confirmations ?

 

[fishguy242]

hi, @Dr. Dendrostein ??

 

[Pistol Peet]

Cannot say for sure but doesn't look like my Kenya trees on second thought yeah looks a lot like mine but my picture was just now taken with no lights on looks a little different than normal normally it's purplish in color

 

[Reverend Turtle]

Is it slimy to the touch, or feel kind of dry? Slimy would be a colt coral, dry a Kenya tree.

 

[WhySoSeriousDory]

Is it slimy to the touch, or feel kind of dry? Slimy would be a colt coral, dry a Kenya tree.

I don’t remember honestly. Only touched it when I glued it down :/. It’s growing quickly though

 

[WhySoSeriousDory]

Cannot say for sure but doesn't look like my Kenya trees on second thought yeah looks a lot like mine but my picture was just now taken with no lights on looks a little different than normal normally it's purplish in color

Yea I’m thinking it might just need some time (patience on my end) to grow and I’ll know soon enough. Yours is pretty nice though

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

hi, @Dr. Dendrostein ??

You rang.....

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Is it slimy to the touch, or feel kind of dry? Slimy would be a colt coral, dry a Kenya tree.

I see no sclerites, so I concur with Rev. Turtle

 

[Dr. Dendrostein]

Just remember, soft Coral identification is a mess at this time to figure out what's what.

 

[WhySoSeriousDory]

Just remember, soft Coral identification is a mess at this time to figure out what's what.

Yea I’m just letting it grow, was just wondering lol it’s all pretty interesting to me invasive or not