Montipora digita

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Hi all, is it ok if part of my monti has no polyps on? The side facing the light looks fine however the inside seems to not have any open polyps. I have not had sps before, this frag been in about 6 weeks or so.
Picture 1 under normal lights, pic 2 with no blue and full whites.
Thank you.

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It looks to be struggling a bit. That white on the bottom is likely no tissue. What Monti is this?
 
It looks to be struggling a bit. That white on the bottom is likely no tissue. What Monti is this?
Thanks for the reply. It's
🔥🌲Forest Fire branching Digitata Monti Montipora SPS Coral Frag Reef 🌲🔥

Got it from eBay seller.
 
It looks to be struggling a bit. That white on the bottom is likely no tissue. What Monti is this?
This is the full tank pic under white light.
 

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