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TAKE NOTE:
There are some notes that need to be heeded with this coral.   They are indeed hard to take care of. Here are a few things that I have noticed over the last few years of keeping them. There CAN be good results with this coral. Here are my findings.  
(and I'm not saying this as truth, just my experience.)

1.  They require fairly clean water. I have found that ORP reading between 250 - 300 they like.

2. The water motion must be in a moderate flow, and it is best to have a wavemaker.  I have found that 45 seconds to 1 minute gives the best results. It is also important not to have the "Arms/Tentacles" perform a severe flapping motion.  Slight flapping during the water current change is fine. But not on a constant basis.  Think "Wafting" as guideline for current. 

3. They do like intense light.  No Goniopora should be kept without a bare minimum of VHO lighting

4. And lastly be ever so careful of tips and falls.  Snails can easily push them off their base.  I highly recommend an underwater epoxy to help this coral stay in place.

5. Elegance corals seem to do this guy an injustice.   With the combination of the demands of the elegance for pristine water quality (ORP 325 - 350) and its aggressiveness, these two are not really suited as tank mates, in tanks of 75 gallons or less. (In my experience)

You may also want to read up on an article by Albert Thiel on Goniopora.