ID this coral please!

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First of all, forgive me. I have NO CLUE whether this coral is SPS or LPS - so I'm crossposting ont he LPS forum too.

Wife's friend had a electrical issue with his tank, so we ended up with all of his livestock.
This was apparently epoxied to a piece of live rock - and it was sitting in a big bucket. ALMOST DRY.

I removed it from the live rock and put him in my tank. Apparently he's still alive!

Unknown Coral.jpg
 
First of all, forgive me. I have NO CLUE whether this coral is SPS or LPS - so I'm crossposting ont he LPS forum too.

Wife's friend had a electrical issue with his tank, so we ended up with all of his livestock.
This was apparently epoxied to a piece of live rock - and it was sitting in a big bucket. ALMOST DRY.

I removed it from the live rock and put him in my tank. Apparently he's still alive!

Unknown Coral.jpg
Green star polyps.
 
The stock GSP photos I've seen are VERY extended. Maybe this guy doesnt like where I put him?
 
Agree on GSP. Keep them isolated, they grow like wildfire.
 

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