Poor pic, but can anyone identify this?

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bought a small Rhodactis rock which was in lfs and doing very poorly, has a encrusting coral which had started to bleach and all polyps were closed shut, had it under the Vipars for a few days now and the bleaching areas have started to re colour and polyps are extending the most i have seen since purchase and am trying to save it, gave it some roids along with the dying acan i bought, trying to save too.
Can anyone help? Lepastrea?? But does not quite look right, maybe in a week or so and some more feeding it will open more.
Apologies for the mobile pics, i am trying to find a decent mobile camera augmenter lens.

First pics are the acan after purchase, then 1 day later but before feeding.
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Next pics is the unknown in question, positioned on the far left of the rhodactis in the first pic, you can clearly see the bleached area.

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2nd one is zoa , 3rd ricodia, 4th monti or chalice
 

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