Bicolor hammer... healthy?

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Hello, it's been a while sense I've been on here. Had to sell my last tank due to change in work and not having the ability to take care of it like I wanted. So I set up a little fluval 13.5. Been running for about 3 months now. Nitrates have been undetectable on api test kit. I just picked up this bicolor hammer from my LFS a few days ago and wanted your guys' opinion on if it looked 'healthy' or not. The 4 heads of the green tipped polyps dont quite look as full as the purple? It has 11-12 heads total.
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Thanks! It seems to be doing well as of now. Also, sorry about all the duplicate pictures, not too sure how that happened ;Facepalm
 
That's what I was kinda thinking too, but wasn't real sure so I figured I'd get some other opinions
 

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