Long Stringy Torch Coral

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Hi All,

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New to keeping LPS, I bought this torch Coral 7 days ago. I feel like it's doing ok but the fleshy arms of the torch seem really thin. They are about 5 inches at some points. What's you opinion? Any thoughts welcome!
 

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I’m not able to open your photo, but I can tell you that my torches get a lot of flow and the tentacles are thin and very long too. I think they are happy and healthy. Do the tentacles of yours look like these?
Here’s a photo of mine. Sorry about the reflection.
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I can’t see the picture either but many happy healthy torches will have long thin tentacles
 
I’m not able to open your photo, but I can tell you that my torches get a lot of flow and the tentacles are thin and very long too. I think they are happy and healthy. Do the tentacles of yours look like these?
Here’s a photo of mine. Sorry about the reflection.
IMG_0854.png
What’s that green unit on the far right? A monti of some ilk?
 

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