Is this a frogspawn or a torch?

I’m just going to call it a euphillia
None of the torches I've owned had more than one tip per tentacle. Not wanting to trust my own limited experience, I looked at Google images of about a hundred torch corals and I couldn't one with multiple tips.
 
That is a torch. The abnormal tentacles with the extra bumps are just that. Maybe mishandled during shipping or placement. They look like tentacles that were injured and just healed in a funky way. 90% of the rest of that coral is indistinguishable from a regular torch.
 
That is a torch. The abnormal tentacles with the extra bumps are just that. Maybe mishandled during shipping or placement. They look like tentacles that were injured and just healed in a funky way. 90% of the rest of that coral is indistinguishable from a regular torch.
Thank you for your time
 
That's weird, at first I said torch till I zoomed in and now it looks like a frogspawn because it has multiple tips on a tentacle. Weird that they have long slender tentacles like that.
 
Could be some type of hybrid.
 

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