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How do y’all think this bubblegum digitata looks? I think it looks happy but I have no idea.

It looks pink to the eye but the lens makes it look orange

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How do y’all think this bubblegum digitata looks? I think it looks happy but I have no idea.

It looks pink to the eye but the lens makes it look orange

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Well, it's always a good sign when the polyps are out. Your rocks however look brand new. Time will tell.
 
Well, it's always a good sign when the polyps are out. Your rocks however look brand new. Time will tell.
The rocks are now 4 months old. I got it for free and I always thought the bubblegum digi was awesome so I can’t complain about it. I just looked at some pics to compare and it looks white with reddish orange polyps and green tips. Not what I got from the guy. It looks more light blue and pink to the eye.
 
coloration on bubble gum "digitata" will vary due to being kept under different lighting/environments, nutrients etc etc.

Yours looks fairly happy, with good PE, as with any coral, growth is really the only the surefire way to tell its really content with the conditions


Also, Bubble gum digitata, despite its name is actually montipora sarmensis.
 
coloration on bubble gum "digitata" will vary due to being kept under different lighting/environments, nutrients etc etc.

Yours looks fairly happy, with good PE, as with any coral, growth is really the only the surefire way to tell its really content with the conditions


Also, Bubble gum digitata, despite its name is actually montipora sarmensis.
It’s under a hydra 32HD decently high flow
 

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