Coral identification

[Fish_Fingers91]

Hi all, hope everyone is well!
Can any one help me identify this coral. It came with my tank and I was told it was dead... and although is hard (almost solid in fact), yet sometimes has really small tentacles which are fine as hair and glows green under my blue lights (which I presume means its not dead!) My Damsels have taken to it quite nicely.
1 - what is it?
2 - is it still alive
3 - it's not going to decide one winters eve that the Damsels would make a pretty tasty supper?

Thanks

Forgot to mention it's about 8 inches. Well, I say 8 bit let's be honest.. closer to 6

 

[Spare time]

It think it is a pavona. Still alive. It won't eat fish but can sting other corals.

 

[Spare time]

Also what is that thing to the upper left of the coral in the first picture?

 

[Fish_Fingers91]

Thanks Spare Time! Oh that's an just an artificial coral

 

[Sallstrom]

Very nice colony! Pavona might be a good call. Not any Pavona species I've seen IRL. Perhaps something like this:

Pavona explanulata Leaf coral, Peacock coral

Pavona explanulata is commonly referred to as Leaf coral, Peacock coral. Difficulty in the aquarium: Not for beginners. A aquarium size of at least 2000 Liter is recommended. Toxicity: Toxic hazard unknown.

www.reeflex.net

 

[Fish_Fingers91]

Upon close inspection I think you're right, it looks very much like Pavona explanulata on Google! Thanks guys and great news that its still alive!