Hey how this torch look ?

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So for about a year this torch was perfect. Color was a dark purple with neon green tips. Over the last year it slowly lost its color and started to retreat into its skeleton after I increased light period and intensity .... I then backed off and changed my light back to what it was Nd the coral opened back up... I have been slowly increased the light intensity over the last 2 months to right we’re I want it to allow for acros to grow up top and place the torch way down low under some shade

itlooks happy but it’s still bleached ? Do you think it’ll recover ? Only coral to do this in tank

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Id say as long as it's open and fully expanded it is recovering. Hopefully it'll get its color back soon
 

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