blue ridge coral is my guess. is the brown part really shiny when the light reflects? If you frag some and are willing to kill the frag you will notice it is the only coral with a blue internal skeleton, unlike acro/montipora which typically have white skeletons.
If I am correct there you will notice more polyp extension change as they are a great Biological indicator's, and I have had one in every tank I have owned.. If the polyps are fully extended (which yours do not look like they are) then your tank is in great shape. Meaning little to no nutirent content. I used to do water changes based on the polyp extension of these little guys.
Just my .02