Is this a Bali Green Slimer?

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I bought this chunky frag as a Bali Green Slimer a few weeks ago. It makes a TON of slime if you touch it, and it’s green! :rolling-on-the-floor-laughing: On the plus side, it’s doing really good in my tank and LOVES light!

It has pinkish/purplish tips. Just curious what it actually is, I’m not 100% sure it’s what it was sold as.
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Unless that's the lighting making it look like that. You do have the blues/uv up.
It could be. I just put an AI Blade over this tank and have the color set to 14000k. So it’s pretty blue.
 
I’m pretty sure that’s a green Slimer. Mine can get that fuzzy. The color of the tips are probably from your lighting. Here’s mine under 20K metal halide.
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We need a blue picture to see Bali GREEN. (Nice colony)
 

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