Dead frogspawn. And what orange coral is this

[M-anemone]

I left my frogspawn in heavy flow overnight by accident and it died. (see photo)
should I leave the trunk thing in there?
there are fish in the tank should I take them out or leave them in with the dead trunk.

Also, I bought this orange coral and was also in too much flow overnight.
it detached from the rock base and I don't know what to do with it now seems like it may be alive still any ideas about what to do?

see attached
The tank looks really rough right now was adjusting flow and lighting and corals took a bad turn.

orange coral is facing down the bottom left

 

[CoralB]

How long has the tank been set up , What are your parameters and have they been stable ? .

 

[i cant think]

The orange coral looks like a mushroom, got any better photos?

 

[M-anemone]

The orange coral looks like a mushroom, got any better photos?

I believe it might be. If it detaches from the rock is it dead?
Or should I let it be?

 

[M-anemone]

Do I leave the dead base of frogspawn in?

 

[i cant think]

I believe it might be. If it detaches from the rock is it dead?
Or should I let it be?

A mushroom detaching from the rock isn’t a dying mushroom just a mushroom that may not like his current spot

 

[i cant think]

Do I leave the dead base of frogspawn in?

I personally didn’t but that’s only because my old one died of BJD.

 

[M-anemone]

whats that?
this was caused by tank parameters but may take it out.
All the soft parts of frogspawn have disappeared into the filter by now.
Doing water change today if the coral seems to be causing no harm I might leave it in.

Are there any negatives of leaving it in and will it re grow potentially?

 

[Nate Chalk]

How long has the tank been set up, what did you learn , what are your parameters.