Need coral ID

[Tab28]

First off sorry for the picture. The coral I think is a SPS but not sure. The polyps are what I am not sure it may be a LPS. It has a green base color with red blushing. The polyps are green and look like how a child would draw a sun with the rays like star points. Not the way many polyps look with hair like tentacles. When the polyps retreat there is small hole where they went in. If looks like the coral encrusts.

I have no idea on the lighting for this thing and it is now on my sand bed because I thought it was getting too much light on the frag rack.

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[Frick]

It's an Astreopora, but tough to say which species. I would guess maybe A. myriophthalma. Interesting color variation with the pink spots.
Astreopora myriophthalma. Corals of the World - Photos, maps and information about corals and reefs

Astreopora usually requires strong water flow and moderate to higher lighting.

 

[Tab28]

Thanks I am looking at few pix and the astreopora myriophthaima does have the same basic growth with the corallites and the small pimples that cover the entire coral


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