Does anyone else have a bi-color elegance?

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I recently picked up this elegance from a bag sale and didn’t realize until I got home what color it was. It seems to have bi-color tentacles which I haven’t seen before. I’m not sure if they will stay this way or morph to pink tips.

I tried looking online for other examples but couldn’t find any; has anyone seen this before?
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Cant tell from the picture exactly....but I think if you take a picture zoomed out. The elegancy to me loks like a coral that has lost most of its zoanthology. It will take time to get it back to health and get good color. The little bit of color I see in the tentacles is what I believe the coral needs to get back too.
 
Cant tell from the picture exactly....but I think if you take a picture zoomed out. The elegancy to me loks like a coral that has lost most of its zoanthology. It will take time to get it back to health and get good color. The little bit of color I see in the tentacles is what I believe the coral needs to get back too.
Here is a zoomed out photo. So you think the tentacles will turn out to be solid yellow with yellow tips and white with pink tips?
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Beautiful setup BTW. Looks great. Well zoomed out, you may be on to something. The yellow on the tentacles is what I think will mostly fill out, but it looks like there is green in the body by the mouths. So hard to say. I do still think its lost allot of the zoanthology. I think the longer you keep it. The prettier it will get.
 
I think it may be like one i purchased a while back. i think I know why I lost it now due to flatworms. But yellowish tips with greenish yellow body.
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