Is this Monti frag bleaching?

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I've had these frags for about 2 weeks. The one in the back looks fantastic, but the one in the front I'm not too sure about. What do y'all think?

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I don't think it's bleaching, but the polyps on the sides of the frag don't look happy and not opening. How are your parameters? How much light / flow is in that spot?
 
Looks like it’s growing. Encrusting montis like that aren’t going to have many polyps initially on their growth margins. Can’t tell about the base but polyps do not looked bleached. Let them roll, they’ll be huge in no time at all.
 
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Looks like it’s growing. Encrusting months like that aren’t going to have many polyps initially on their growth margins. Can’t tell about the base but polyps do not looked bleached. Let them roll, they’ll be huge in no time at all.
Thanks so much!
 

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