Leather coral ID?

[Sump Crab]

I just picked this leather up from my LFS, it looks like it might be a sinularia but what's throwing me off are all the polyps on the "stalk" or the "base" of it. Let me know what you think!

I'll update with more pics once it's fully open.

 

[shakacuz]

most likely, kenya tree

 

[Sump Crab]

most likely, kenya tree

Hey. I have lots of Kenya trees already and this definitely is not one, thanks for the suggestion though! I wish more people would chime in!

 

[Sump Crab]

most likely, kenya tree

Here you can actually see a kenya tree below and to the right of the coral in question.

And some other kenya trees in the tank:

 

[shakacuz]

Hey. I have lots of Kenya trees already and this definitely is not one, thanks for the suggestion though! I wish more people would chime in!

finger leather would be my second guess. but still want to stick with kenya tree. just seems the polyps are retracted.

 

[Sump Crab]

finger leather would be my second guess. but still want to stick with kenya tree. just seems the polyps are retracted.

It is almost definitely some type of sinularia, just the amount of polyps on the trunk seems a bit unusual.

 

[shakacuz]

It is almost definitely some type of sinularia, just the amount of polyps on the trunk seems a bit unusual.

yeah, originally that's what made me second guess my ID. could be morphing? definitely continue to observe

 

[Sump Crab]

 

[Sump Crab]

Someone locally said they think it might be a large, upset cespitularia. I think they might right!

 

[resortez]

Someone locally said they think it might be a large, upset cespitularia. I think they might right!

I will second the cespitularia too. Looks like it was a massive chunk of cespitularia that has gone through some rough times. I would dose iodine supplements to help with the recover. The coral is definitely stressed but looks in good enough shape to bounce back to normal.