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I'm working on my fossil limestone sink and there are a handful of fossils showing up in the polished bowl. Most are horn corals or shells, but this particular one caught my eye. It might just be a shell or something, but I figured I'd let trained eyes give it a shot.

 

It's about 1inch long.

 

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Looks like a bryozoan. 

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Not Fistulipora, too skinny and non encrusting. What is the age of the rock you are working with?

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