Candy cane color shift

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two of the heads on my candy cane are much lighter in appearance and are a light beige as opposed to the other two heads which are the color all of the heads were when I got this coral a few months back.
Any ideas what is causing this shift?
Lighting and flow are obviously the same since they are from the same colony.
 
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