Is my torch splitting?

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Hi All,

I was doing a water change this morning and noticed my torch coral had white sections on it's base. It seems healthy and happy so I was wondering if this is an indication of it getting ready to split it's head, or if it was just part of it's normal coloration.

Image here: https://i.imgur.com/K4tULyd.jpg
 
Hi All,

I was doing a water change this morning and noticed my torch coral had white sections on it's base. It seems healthy and happy so I was wondering if this is an indication of it getting ready to split it's head, or if it was just part of it's normal coloration.

Image here: https://i.imgur.com/K4tULyd.jpg

That’s the mouth. Normal coloration
 
Torches don’t tend too split but rather grow new heads , yours looks great are you sure it wasn’t the mouth you can see on it !
 
Here is a pic for reference of my torch

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