Help ID this Coral

[FinsFan13]

First Question: I received this small coral a few days ago from my LFS. I bought some other corals and they gave me this coral, but I forgot the name of it. Does it look like a Stylophora? It has a red tent. Photo is below.

Second Question: If this is a stylophora frag, its polyps have not extended/opened as of yet. I have placed this piece towards the top of my tank with moderate/high light and good flow since it is a SPS. It has been in this position for 3 days now. Should I move this piece to another spot or give it more time? Thanks for the advice and help.

 

[Cell]

Going to need a pic with white lights on, not blues.

 

[FinsFan13]

Sorry, hopefully this will help.

 

[uhgster1]

Branching Porites or a browned out acro

 

[FinsFan13]

Branching Porites or a browned out acro

Im hesitant to say its a browned out acro, only because it's been in my tank for 3 days, the color under blue light hasn't changed since I put it in the tank, and I would hope my LFS wouldn't give me a distressed coral. It has a red color to it under blue light. I havent seen a branching porites before. But my coral appears to have polyp openings (closed now) on the surface.

 

[Softhammer]

It take months for an Acro to color up. 3 days will have zero effect even in the best of conditions. My vote is also for browned out nearly dead acropora. Not even close to enough corallites to be anything other than that.

 

[stephj03]

Looks kinda like an anacropora to me.

 

[Graffiti Spot]

Defiantly not a stylo, and the polyps I can see in the blue light pic make it look like acro. But like mentioned above, hard to tell anything other than that. Just leave it alone and hope it colors up and then starts some new growth. Once it grows maybe someone can ID it.
Could be an anacropora but the top right branch looks like it has a polyp at the tip in the blue light. And the chances of browning out an anacropora that badly are much less than a deepwater looking acropora.