anyone can id this for me? ty

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My guess would be A. Chesterfieldensis or Ocellata but that is merely a guess. If you can take a picture that shows the corallite structure more clearly it would be helpful. Without that all anyone can do is just a SWAG. (Scientific Wild *** Guess)
 
I think you should ship it to my house for closer inspection!!!!
Lol @ SWAG
 
Thank you Oldude & Greybolt03, i just helped my friend to ask the ID of the photos, cannot take it clearly, ty
 
I have about 15 different tenius some are similar but but the branches are different on alot of them
Gonna have to stay with tenius :wink:
 
I have about 15 different tenius some are similar but but the branches are different on alot of them
Gonna have to stay with tenius :wink:
i know there are different kinds of tenius, but the tips are not as similar as my pic, sorry and thankyou nvfishman~~
 

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