I think this is a Green Star Polyp and if so why is it brown?

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Take a look and let me know what you think. It used to be green but for the past 2 months it has been brown. I usually target feed reef roids.

What could be the issue. I loved it when it was green. I know it is not dying or it wouldn't have spread.

This pic is about a month old.

Thanks for your help.
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Has anything changed recently? (lighting in particular)
 

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They may be a brown verity . Star polyps come in a few different color brown tan green hope that helps
 
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It used to be green when I bought it. Nothing has changed except for the fact that I upgraded the filtration and to the inTank Media Basket.
 

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