Coral id help please

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This coral was given to me about 2 years ago and I’ve never figured out what kind it is.
The coral is about 5” dia and has 6”-8” sweepers that come out at night.
Any input would be appreciated thanks
 
Interesting. Some sort of LPS? Curious to find out as I am not sure.

Also, Ohio, huh. Where abouts?
 
I should mention too it has a hard plate like skeleton.
 
I live in Akron. If you're ever around the area, shoot me a message. Always into trading/buying/selling coral.
 
Thanks for all the responses I’m thinking it is some type of pectinia as well. Here are a few photos of it with the sweepers out. Does anyone else have a pectinia that looks like this at night?
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