Can anyone ID this SPS?

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I had this coral and really liked it.
I have a large maroon clown that does not like new things or any changes in the reef.
I moved the coral to a rock that is above a Hollywood Stunner.
My maroon clown managed to bulldoze the coral off the rock and it fell into the Hollywood Stunner.
The chalice killed the SPS.

I want to replace the Coral but I can't remember what it is or what is name is.

Anyone able to ID this?

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It is a pale yellow/kind of cream colored SPS.

Thanks in advance
 
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Looks like a montipora digitata
 
Looks like some kinda of fire coral or blue ridge coral. Did it have axial corallites at the end of the branches?
 
I had two gueses, and they were both mentioned:
Yellow porites or blue ridge/fire coral
 

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