Identify coral species

[peterxaixiong]

As the title stated, please identify this species of coral for me thanks!<a href="http://s436.photobucket.com/albums/qq86/mandee-04/?action=view&amp;current=DSC05506.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i436.photobucket.com/albums/qq86/mandee-04/DSC05506.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

[Teddynola]

Looks like blue cespitularia.

[peterxaixiong]

Looks like blue cespitularia.

It does look quite like it, just that it's all closed up. Any other ideas?

[Jarl]

Its Pulsing xenia.

[waltj11]

It could be xenia, whether it is pulsing or not we can't no if it's closed up. It does not look a lot like xenia right now, but in a day or two you'll no. possibly cespitularia, too.

[Jarl]

It could be xenia, whether it is pulsing or not we can't no if it's closed up. It does not look a lot like xenia right now, but in a day or two you'll no. possibly cespitularia, too.

Pulsing xenia doesnt always pulse in the aquarium but sometimes after a month or two in the tank it might start to pulse. Rather weird coral!

[cpt cautious]

+1 on xenia

[waltj11]

it's xenia whether or not it's pulsing. if it pulses then it is pulsing xenia.

[SushiGirl]

Xenia is Cespitularia.

[peterxaixiong]

Alright thanks everyone for chiming in! My best guess would be some sort of xenia. Again thanks everyone!

[SushiGirl]

It looks like blue xenia that I used to have. Give it a couple days to acclimate.