Is she dying

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Is my Montipora setosa dying the ends are turning white but the polyps are still out and still feeds

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Kinda hard to tell by the picks, but whitish tips commonly means new growth. How long have you had it? Have you noticed any growth?
 
I've had it for about a month now, sorry that's just one I had in my phone. I'll take a picture with the whites on when I get home. I was just worried all my other coral is thriving and noticed this one turning white. It's much appreciated I am fairly new to keeping a reef any help is much appreciated.
 
Is this any better
 
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I'm banking on new growth. If it starts to spread downward, I'd get nervous.
 
Thank yinz so much
 
You're welcome. Good luck.
 

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