Baby's Breath Favia question

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Hey guys my baby's breath is growing blue streaks through it and it looks really nice. Question is though it never had these beautiful blue streaks until it started to become the mini colony it is now. Is this a new morph as its only on one half of it or do they always grow blue streaks?
 
Most colors in corals depend on your light fixture and water quality. I hope this help.;) Sorry for my English.
 
Do you have a good pic of your Baby's Breath? Could be a sort of naturally occurring pigment grafting.
 
Its to the left where you cant see most of it but i had the same lights in the same spot and intensity it whole life
 

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butt you can see the blue is vivid on this half of the favia any clue why?
 

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