Is this normal for a torch to look like at night?

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I just recently received this torch last night and it looked fine in the tank, but today it looked a little recessive than when I first put it in. Now it looks a little shriveled up. Sorry if my worries are foolish,, but this is my first time owning a torch coral.

Tank is 120 gallon display that has been active for 1.5 years.

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I dont like the fact you can see the bone ridges so clearly. But yes the close up at night. What is all the white "drizzle" at the base? glue?
 
I dont like the fact you can see the bone ridges so clearly. But yes the close up at night. What is all the white "drizzle" at the base? glue?
Yeah for some reason the glue I was using was very “watery” it could not hold a form.
 

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